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With concise materials, you can make board meetings more effective and leave room for useful conversations.

Even the most experienced angel investors and VCs can overlook red flags that are not immediately apparent.

“This is really only talking about world-changing, big-ass businesses with a lot of impact that could be a billion dollars or more in value."

These slides are from seed and Series A stage companies that did a great job of informing their boards and driving constructive discussions.

I’m going to save you some time: many, if not most, of you are probably not yet ready to pitch an investor.

While I hope for the best for companies banking with SVB, it’s important for founders and CEOs to plan for the worst. This will be the weekend that differentiates a good entrepreneur from a bad one.

An emerging class of founders is reminding the ecosystem how collapse can be an activator.

Depending on where you worked and what you did, you may already have the experience investors are looking for.

You may already have the experience investors are looking for when it comes to reaching product-market fit and solving engineering problems.

“When you no longer believe, if you're not buying what you're selling anymore, then it is time to stop," said M13 Partner Anna Barber.

There’s no nice way to say this: when it comes to onboarding new employees, most early-stage startups are either inept or uninterested.

As fintechs become more efficient, so too do fraudsters. “Faster instant payments mean faster fraud,” Sardine CEO and co-founder Soups Ranjan told TechCrunch. That’s the thesis behin

Web Summit, one of the world’s largest events centered around technology startups, is to launch a brand-new venture capital vehicle consisting of two new funds, TechCrunch understands. The move

OurCrowd, the global crowdfunding venture firm, today announced its newest fund. As the organization announced at today’s Clinton Global Initiative event in New York, it is partnering with the WHO F

A significant number of companies are following popular advice to try and break even, but the sad truth is that this is probably the worst possible advice for most startups right now.

It's natural for founders to live and breathe for their customers and product, but the dirty little secret of fundraising is that your investors are extraordinarily unlikely to care about your product

The investors I’ve spoken to recently are still open to good ideas, but when they come from founders who are already working toward product-market fit, it boosts their confidence.

Despite well-known volatility in the crypto market, crypto startups building infrastructure to support the industry’s long-term growth have seemed to fare better than their peers. This is especi

Northzone and Salkantay Ventures join other venture capital firms in raising their largest funds to date.

Rather than the main focus being on the next funding round, founders have the opportunity to reprioritize and rebuild. Funds can do that, too.