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Serial startup founder, ecommerce expert, product executive, international traveler and points hacker, renaissance man, amateur philosopher.
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David Dean Adams

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By David Adams Verified
| Guthrie News Leader Verified
Image David Dean Adams David Dean Adams Body David Dean Adams, 66, of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, passed away December 23,2025. Family and friends are invited to a memorial gathering on February 1, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at Graceway Baptist Church, 2918 W Randolph Ave, Enid, OK 73703.
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4 years after a record $13m Seed raise, Blackbird-backed 'ultimate wishlist' shopping app Carted shuts down

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By David Adams Verified
| Startup Daily Verified
E-commerce startup Carted will close next week, four years after raising $13 million in one of Australia’s largest seed funding rounds and pledging to change how people shop online. The Carted wishlist app, which informs shoppers when coveted items go on sale, will close on Wednesday, October 22. “We’ve loved building Carted with you, but we haven’t reached the scale we need to keep building the experience you deserve,” the startup told social media followers on Tuesday.
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Here's who's getting paid what in Australian tech

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By David Adams Verified
| Startup Daily Verified
However, some non-technical roles can attract salaries in excess of $370,000, showing AI is yet to fully replace the old-fashioned sales executive. Growth and recruitment consultancy Think and Grow released its 2025-26 Australian Tech Salary Guide, with data drawn from 80 businesses in the local startup and tech sector. VP of engineering commanded the report’s highest listed salary of $448,729, with the average engineering VP earning $297,770.
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