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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.

Unlike venture capital, retail investors are rather diverse and likely more aware of underfunded ventures.

Don't misjudge what they're looking for -- it could mean missing out on a potential match.

Let's take a closer look at why strategic capital is thriving in today's venture environment, how startups can benefit from strategic capital, and how corporate executives investing in startups can make their organizations more innovative.

Nick Brown found success with the help of business partner Natalie Massenet.

They're on track to bring in a record $121 billion in funding this year. This is nearly three times the $41 billion of capital raised in 2020.

Fifteen years of business. Ten million users, $0 in funding -- a founder shares his biggest lessons.

Why being able to spot and stop bias it in its tracks is essential to becoming an effective venture capitalist.

And this isn't just happening for software developers: It's happening for founders too.

As an experienced investor, I know what to look for in a startup investment to ensure a positive financial return.

When most people think about startups, they usually think about businesses that receive some type of venture funding -- but there are many startups that start and scale without it, and the source of venture funding is changing.

If you're looking to get your startup funded, here's how to use PR to attract investors.

Here's how to identify and negotiate a structure that is in your best interest.

Entrepreneurial passion is too often lost when business leaders are forced to chase hyperscale growth targets.

Corporate venture capital offers a successful model that benefits both startups and corporate investors.

Use this five-step guide to build your business on your terms.