Opinions expressed are those of the author. I recently took a course in kintsugi, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery and highlighting the cracks with gold. The mended piece ends ...

Kintsugi, a Silicon Valley-based startup that helps companies offload and automate their sales tax compliance, has raised $18 million in new funding led by global indirect tax technology solution ...

Do you know what those practicing the Japanese art of kintsugi do with broken pottery? Instead of trying to glue it together as if nothing has even happened, they repair it in a way that makes ...

While the decision was a boon for states, it created a headache for e-commerce sellers. Kintsugi is looking to offload and automate calculating and filing sales tax for companies. The San ...

However, the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi offers a different and inspiring way to look at life. Kintsugi, which means "golden joinery," is the art of fixing broken pottery using lacquer mixed ...

The startup, which employs 95 people, previously expanded from the U.S. to Canada and Europe, now plans to go live in South America, Africa, and the Eastern world, including India and China ...