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The very fact that investors are in front of you means they're interested in hearing your pitch. You already have their attention; the trick is keeping it.

Don't let a little thing like a lack of funds hold your startup ambitions back.

Campaigns that use videos have a significantly higher success rate and raise more money than those that don't. Find out what your videos should contain to bring in the backers

Being acquired by a bigger company early in your venture's life cycle can be a sweet deal in its own right.

There are big differences between venture capital firms on the East and West Coasts. Here's what you need to know to pick the right one.

Take all that cash? Nope. Entrepreneur Aaron Levie had bigger plans.

Women tend to undersell their vision compared to men when pitching VCs, but there's more to successful pitching than a big promise. Here's one CEO's lessons.

VCs and angel investors get a lot of attention, but personal loans and credit, followed by investments from friends and family, are the top funding sources for startups.

Young entrepreneurs have the challenge of raising funds on little to no credit history. Here's how to overcome this obstacle.

No idea, no problem. Platforms like Upstart and Pave allow entrepreneurs to crowdfund from accredited investors in exchange for a small cut of their future incomes.

Amid much criticism, Foursquare is mounting an offense that has many in the startup world sitting up and taking notice.

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

The social product-development company also has extended its partnership with GE.

Subscription-commerce business The Honest Company has just closed a round of funding for expansion and growth.

Access to capital is key in helping high-growth startups get off the ground and running. Here are two ways to help get them there.

The San Francisco-based publishing house known for its snark and devilish sarcasm has challenged the idea of what it means to succeed with a crowdfunding campaign.

Crowdfunding is not a 'set it and forget it' proposition. Running a successful campaign requires being fearless in getting out and spreading the word about your venture.

Never before have there been so many places for those seeking and those providing capital to connect.

Take the time to consider your particular circumstances before deciding on a payment plan.

You need a crowd to fund your idea. Here are the sources you should tap to spread the word about your crowdfunding campaign.

The eye-popping price tags of companies such as Fab, Pinterest and Snapchat have raised concerns that valuations have gotten out of whack. The reality is there's no such thing as being overvalued or undervalued.