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WeWork Opens a Startup Incubator
Plus, Google has submitted its plans for its huge development in Mountain View, Calif., and Firefly, a smart city platform, launched with $21.5 million in seed funding.
The Importance of Creating Incubator Programs for Entrepreneurs
The mission of an incubator is to make sure deserving entrepreneurs get a real chance to succeed.
You Can't Get VC Funding for Your Startup. Now, What?
Take heart, because there are other paths to take to launch a company -- some very popular, and others virtually unknown.
This Company Finds Tough Problems In the World, Then Launches Startups to Solve Them
Kairos is a company that creates companies. And those companies have a mission: Solve the problems that really need solving.
Snapchat's Parent Company Plans to Invest $1.5 Million in Media Startups
Snap has announced a new accelerator program called Yellow focused on 'mobile storytelling.'
This Incubator for Women-Focused Businesses Finds the Color Pink Empowering, Not Demeaning
The Pink Ceiling, founded by successful entrepreneur Cindy Whitehead, is unapologetically pink, candid and a little irreverent.
Schools Weren't Built for Tomorrow's Leaders
Venture off campus to cultivate your entrepreneurial mindset in ways the curricula simply can't.
How to Build a Startup Ecosystem
If you're the only startup in town, it's going to be tougher than if you're launching in a healthy startup ecosystem.
Rising to the Challenge: Incubator Looks to Help Women Immigrants Start Their Own Food Business
Hot Bread Kitchen's baking has fueled a game-changing food incubator.
Startup Accelerators Aren't Banking on Exits Any More
Accelerators are increasingly selling a range of services to generate ongoing revenue, without waiting years for startups to be sold.
8 Cities Whose Entrepreneurship Communities Are Booming
There are amazing startup communities outside of the bay area. Here are some of the best.
Accelerator vs. Incubator: Which Is Right for You?
Most startups could benefit from being in an incubator, but fewer are a fit for an accelerator.
