Lyneka Little
Lyneka Little is a freelance writer in New York. She's written about personal finance and small business for such publications as The Wall Street Journal, MainStreet.com, Walletpop.com, People magazine. She also works as a freelance producer covering money at ABCNews.com. Little attended Howard University where she studied journalism. She loves drinking wine and tweeting, preferably at the same time. Follow Little on Twitter @Lyneka.
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How the Young Founder of Apprenda Landed $16 million from Albany, N.Y.
Thirty-year-old Sinclair Schuller is hoping that his company's prowess in big data will continue to land big funding.
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Andrew Rasiej on the Next Big Wave in Tech — And How Young Treps Can Surf It
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How One Young Trep Bucked the Odds During the Great Recession
Doing the opposite of what others expect is sometimes the fastest ticket to success. We spoke with Alexa von Tobel of LearnVest about why she started up a financial site in the midst of the worst recession since the Great Depression.
Tristan Walker on Life After Foursquare
The location app's former head of business development discusses where his next job as an entrepreneur-in-residence at Andreessen Horowitz will land him.
What Do Etsy, GroupMe and Stamped Have In Common? An Eye on Design
Forget coders and engineers, some companies are touting their designers' acumen as what really helps them stand out.
Tumblr’s David Karp on Why NYC Beats Silicon Valley
The microblogging-site founder dishes about the evolution of Tumblr and why he loves the Big Apple.
Crowdfunding Nets Millions for Game Developers
Rather than wait for Zynga to scoop up your young gaming company, crowdfunding may be the next best thing.
From Pinterest to Gumroad, 19-Year-Old Sahil Lavingia on His Trek Through Silicon Valley
We spoke with the young entrepreneur about his experience as Pinterest's founding designer and his new company Gumroad.
