Why Startups are a Corporation for Venture Capital
Why Your Startup Company Will Need to be a C Corporation to Raise Venture Capital
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What is a Private Placement?
While no true definition of a private placement exists, it is commonly used to refer to the raising of capital (i.e., “securities”) without making a registration with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Under the Securities Act of 1933, any offer to sell securities must either be registered
How to Incorporate Your Sole Proprietorship
Many entrepreneurs begin their startup as a sole proprietorship. Eventually, some sole proprietors desire to incorporate so they can reduce their personal liability and protect their personal assets. But the act of incorporating a going business does not, by itself, transfer the current business being conducted as a sole proprietorship
But I Thought Venture Capital was Dead?
The latest numbers show Silicon Valley is not experiencing a capital crunch
What is Preferred Stock?
A definition of preferred stock and how it benefits startups and investors
How to Issue Weak Preferred Stock to Friends & Family
How to issue preferred stock to friends and family without limiting future venture capital rounds.
Why Your Startup’s Founders Stock Should Vest Over Time
How to vest your startup company's founders stock over time to prepare for an exiting founder
Reverse Breakup Fees: Making Acquisitions Less Risky for the Selling Company
How target companies are using reverse breakup fees to re-allocate deal risk
Series FF Stock: How Some Founders Get Liquid at Funding
How Series FF Stock Provides Startup Company Founders with Cash at Funding
Zero IPOs for Venture Backed Companies in 2Q 2008
Why no venture backed companies went public in the second quarter of 2008.
