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Women Are (Finally) Turning the VC Funding Tide
But with only 2 percent of U.S.-based VC funding going to women CEOs in 2017, they still have a long way to go.
98 Percent of VC Funding Goes to Men. Can Women Entrepreneurs Change a Sexist System?
Last year, the largest VC deal for a female team was $165 million -- a stark contrast to that for males, which was $3 billion.
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.
OMG: 5 Investors/Groups Who Passed on Brilliant Ideas ... and on Windfalls Worth Millions
Who could have foreseen that the Beatles would become the biggest rock band of all time?
How to Know If You Have the Entrepreneur Gene (If it Even Exists)
Is entrepreneurship caused by nature or nurture? Not that it makes much difference once the bug bites.
Why Tech Startups Can't Seem to Stop Flushing Cash Down the Toilet
Companies with more money than sense might survive for a time, but only those with a good business model and good business-building habits will succeed.
3 Mistakes to Avoid When Running a Crowdfunding Campaign
There are plenty of Cinderella stories but also just as many cautionary tales out there. How to make yours the former, not the latter.
VC Confidential: Why Investors Say No
An investor-turned-entrepreneur describes the view from the other side of the table.
When an Investor Bailed, Finery Founders Brooklyn Decker and Whitney Casey Had to Do Major Damage Control
Finding new capital, calming staff nerves and making sure the brand's reputation was intact called for calm leadership and quick thinking.
Silicon Valley Success Doesn't Require the Silicon Valley Address
Greater San Francisco isn't overrated, just overpriced. It pays to consider starting up where necessities, from housing to talent, haven't already been bid up to the stratosphere.
Is Seed Funding the Right Answer for Your Startup?
Investment isn't for everyone, and understanding the impact it may have on your business is something few entrepreneurs consider beforehand.
My Customers Showed Me the Door. Here's How I Won Them Back.
Five tips for translating tectonic market shifts into startup opportunity by delivering what customers want.
