Anna Heim

This is not the first time that we’ve seen funds try to go earlier in the investing world. Will the a16z effort pay off? Will it be ultimately good for founders? 

From cybersecurity to SaaS for restaurants, the key to running a successful business is selling a product that solves your clients' real problems.

While Chegg beat analyst expectations for the first quarter of the year, it also raised a warning that didn't fall on deaf ears.

Internal developer portals have emerged as a one-stop shop that lets developers in an organization access all the microservices and tools available to them.

Internal developer portals are quickly gaining traction at software companies as they seek to improve their developer experience, and thus, efficiency.

Insurtech is persisting, stubbornly showing a few signs of life despite the carnage in the public markets.

If seed valuations continue to rise while later-stage prices dip, how long will it be until the climb from seed to Series A sees startups losing value?

The impact of technology is going to be so big that both France and the U.K. are right to bet on it, just like Israel did by putting itself on the map as the "Startup Nation."

How far has the psychedelics medicines industry come over the past 12 months? Well, it depends on where you look.

Report predicts that 70% of chief product officers will have P&L ownership by 2028.

This Friday morning we’re parsing Lyft’s Q1 results and Q2 guidance, the latter of which we’ll place in context of its strategic choices moving forward.

Generative AI isn't just about creative endeavors and parlor tricks.

Let’s talk venture results, unique issues to the African startup scene, and look ahead to see if we can spy any good news on the horizon.

Revolut's situation seems like awful news for other neobanks. How much more room do less profitable neobanks have to fall?

Let's look into cybersecurity sales, developer content marketing, and fundraising pitches through a common lens: The importance of understanding your audience and putting it first.

The usual corollary of risk is insurance against it; but when it comes to cloud downtime, the insurance sector hasn't fully caught up yet. 

A look at what generative AI means for enterprise buyers; as well as some notes on why your company may want to be like Figma, and how the investing side of the market is adjusting to down rounds.

Ever since the tech downturn began affecting startups, a question kept coming up: What if we are witnessing a correction?

How is the economy affecting insurance purchase decisions? Will this make B2B companies more appealing to VCs than their B2C peers?

If you add up the fact that rival accelerators 500 Startups and Techstars have given up on their Stockholm programs, a pattern starts to emerge.