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Glooko's diabetes-management platform allows patients and doctors more information, and investors are interested.

The tech giant is teaming up with big-name accelerators and VC funds to help entrepreneurs 'launch, market and distribute their products.'

Five top guys tell you exactly what they want to hear -- and what they don't.

We'll take you through the entire process, from pitch decks to cut checks.

Eight tips on what helped make me a successful fundraiser three years ago and has continued to help me ever since.

Pitching to a venture capitalist? Be ready to answer questions about these three topics.

The 'Players Tribune' gets a cash influx from New Enterprise Associates and others.

Are you likable? That's a deal-breaker with some venture capitalists. But there's more.

It's import to vet your potential investors at least as much as they are vetting your company.

If your business doesn't firmly fit the mold, don't be discouraged.

How do you measure the value of a pre-revenue company? Here's a bit of insight.

Want to earn investors' respect? Here's what will impress.

Hoping to compete with Uber and Lyft, Via appears to be gaining traction.

Despite concerns of a tech bubble, at least one venture capitalist thinks most of today's heavily funded startups warrant their valuations.

Too many startups neglect the most important goal: determining why someone would want to buy what they're selling.

Forget VC money. Stick to "Series R."

These three Ohio startups can help you think local to rethink funding.

Creating a MAP will take no more than an hour of your time every month and will keep the lines of communication open, ensuring relationships with investors remain strong, and ultimately helping early-stage startups succeed.

The crowdfunding term is used to encompass so many different concepts that everyone is confused.

Kevin O'Leary sees interest rate rising and China's economy rising. He advises companies to get more productive.

Success requires the confidence to begin and the humilty to listen when trustworthy people tell you what isn't working.