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Here's how to get access to the capital you need.

Venture capital firms invested $33 billion in crypto and blockchain startups in 2021 and are on pace to nearly double that in 2022. Here's why VCs are so enamored by Web3.

So says the founding partner of Madrid-based VC firm Enzo Ventures.

An economic perfect storm has created a flood of cash in the market.

Gen Z and millennials are more purpose-driven than ever before. From ESG investing to supporting social entrepreneurs, there are a number of ways that venture capitalists can help young people make an impact.

Pitching your idea to venture capitalists can be intimidating. Prepare yourself with answers to these crucial questions.

HSBC has launched a $1B fund to help.

The mood in money and tech circles has changed these past few months, from utter euphoria to panic and doom. The market is now sobering up and investors may be less generous. Here are some tips for fundraising in these times of uncertainty.

Capital funding can provide the lift you need to reach that crucial new phase.

The economic downturn remains a prediction, not a reality. Navigate the hysteria by discerning fact from forecast.

Venture capitalists' attention spans are at their shortest, but a concise, attractive and effective pitch deck can catch their interest.

Exposing the flaws in the venture capital investment philosophy adopted by far too many VC firms in the industry.

The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange is launching its own venture capital fund.

Why being strategic in raising capital is important for early-stage founders

Marcel Bens, Managing Partner at Emil Capital Partners, breaks down the strategies to get the results you want.

For startup founders, it can be hard to determine which investors to keep as close advisors and which ones fit better as more passive players. What founders choose here can make all the difference, so it's important to get it right.

As startups race to get their products and services to market and scale their businesses, investors play an important role.

Pitching to venture capitalists, understanding their motivation and the main "don'ts" that make an entrepreneur's path smoother.

Most venture-capital funds describe themselves as "founder friendly." But what does the phrase mean, exactly?

Ukrainian-American venture capitalist and Worklife founder Brianne Kimmel discusses her company's involvement with relief efforts, including an offer to evacuate thousands of Ukrainian engineers, and how other companies can make the most of their resources to help those in need.

Though venture capital-fueled unicorn companies make great headlines, there are key advantages for startups that go without external seed money.