Angel Investing | Page 3

Here's a look at the biggest blunders and how to avoid them.

A look at the largest groups that fund startups, ranked by number of investors.

Angel investors are getting easier to find thanks to the rise of investment groups.

The co-founder of Flickr and Hunch talks about finding inspiration and what keeps her up at night.

Entrepreneurs can save time and angst by looking beyond banks and other mythical sources of startup capital.

Your investor-entrepreneur relationship is important. After all, you may be living with it every day for years to come.

The large influx of cash can help launch your business, just make sure you can stay in the driver's seat.

There’s good news and bad news about angel investing. On the bright side, investments have stayed fairly stable in the angel-investing world as compared with venture capital’s recent decline. On the bad-news side, a new study from the Center for Venture Research shows a substantial proportion of angels have recently lost their taste for investing […]

Hidden in the recently proposed Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010 are a few provisions that would make it slower and tougher for entrepreneurs to connect with angel investors. That’s got some entrepreneurs and funders steamed, saying the changes could cripple angel investing at a time when traditional bank loans are hard to find […]

Bank loans have been hard to come by in the past two years, which has many small businesses looking for angel investors. In one sense, it’s an ideal market for angel investing–many sound business ideas, and even established businesses with orders in hand, can’t get a loan. Seems like a great opportunity for angels to […]

There will always be angel investors, in good times and bad.