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On the last day of the public comment period over the proposed equity crowdfunding rules, a slew of stakeholders wrote into the SEC on the topic of liability in the case of fraud.

The San Francisco-based fundraising platform secured a hefty pile of cash which it will use to grow globally and make its platform more mobile-friendly.

The Securities and Exchange Commission released provisional rules to regulate equity crowdfunding on Oct. 23. The comment period officially ends on Feb. 3, but there is no end in sight to the debate.

In the startup world, selling your vision in a PowerPoint presentation is so passe. To get the attention of VCs, prototypes are a must. Here is why.

Fundable, the online platform for both donation and equity-based crowdfunding, has helped startups raise $50 million in 8 months. Here are its projections for the future of crowdfunding.

A look at the companies that have gone public since President Obama passed the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act in April of 2012.

U.S. regulators are tied up in knots trying to figure out how to write laws for equity crowdfunding to prevent fraud. Perhaps they should take a page from the Dutch.

The online payments giant is getting into the finance market, providing access to credit based entirely on sales history – no credit check required.

Business owners are optimistic about the U.S. economy improving and want to grow their business, but they face significant hurdles in doing so, a new report shows.

The U.S. Small Business Administration, widely considered near useless to high-tech startups, has made two efforts in as many weeks to woo this innovative group of entrepreneurs.

The National Venture Capital Association released its first brand influence study on the venture capital industry today.

The Security and Exchange Commission's recent lifting of a ban prohibiting entrepreneurs from being public about raising money may have changed the funding game for some. Here's how.

Here's a look at how the SEC's vote to remove the ban on general solicitation will impact access to capital in the startup community.

The SEC takes a step forward in administering the JOBS Act by lifting the ban on general solicitation.

With an attractive amount of capital, along with international connections, U.S. founders are turning to Chile to launch their ventures.

With an attractive amount of capital, along with international connections, U.S. startups are turning to Chile to launch their venture.

The government's small-business agency announces a pledge to support approximately 2,000 additional businesses.

A new survey shows that entrepreneurs in the U.S. are optimistic about domestic business growth.

Entrepreneurs looking to grow quickly often exchange portions of their company for cash several times in their company's lifecycle. Here is a look at what that path can look like.

Tracy DiNunzio, the founder of online fashion marketplace Tradesy, shares her best advice for accessing startup funding when you are a statistical outlier.

The second annual Halo Report released today shows where angels are excited to invest, both by sector and geographically, and how much they are commonly investing.