Selling your company is an exciting time for a founder, but it’s also extremely stressful. Here’s what you need to know to navigate the process.
Built In breaks down the most notable.
Although venture capital has focused largely on software companies, it’s time to give hardware companies a closer look.
There are formulas and market multiples. Then there’s what someone is willing to pay.
More funding can help. So can staying overly optimistic.
Non-tech founders need knowledge and time, plus money, to start a high-tech company.
Sometimes messy, sometimes over-aggregated, alt data is still taking over.
At what point does the label stop helping your prospects and start hurting them?
View it as an opportunity and prepare for some degree of change.
While a competitor going bust presents an enormous opportunity, there’s no guarantee you’ll recoup those benefits. Here’s how to capitalize on the moment.
