Crowdfunding empowers startups to connect with a diverse pool of investors, making funding accessible beyond traditional channels. By following key strategies and navigating regulations, startups can leverage this method to fuel growth and validate their business ideas.

A federal court has struck down the FTC's proposed ban on non-compete agreements, allowing employers to continue enforcing these contracts under state law. While the ruling maintains the status quo, employers should review their agreements for compliance and stay informed about potential future changes to non-compete regulations

California’s new Senate Bill 553 (SB 553) requires businesses to implement workplace violence prevention plans. Designed to enhance workplace safety, SB 553 mandates written plans, employee training, and reporting procedures. Staying compliant helps protect your employees and fosters a safer work environment.

Deciding whether to join a startup accelerator or incubator is a crucial step for early-stage companies. Both offer access to mentorship, resources, and potential funding, but they serve different purposes. Accelerators focus on rapid growth with structured programs, while incubators provide a more nurturing environment for developing business ideas.

Navigating a venture capital term sheet is crucial for startup founders. This guide explains key terms like valuation, board composition, investors' rights, liquidation preferences, and anti-dilution provisions to help secure favorable investment deals.

Explore key factors in selecting D&O insurance to safeguard directors and officers against legal liabilities, ensuring their actions are protected in corporate roles.

SAFEs offer startups a way to secure funding by providing investors future equity rights, not immediate shares or debt, fostering early growth.

Equity compensation isn't just a benefit; it's a partnership between a startup and its most valuable asset—its people. But how do startups use it effectively without getting lost in the legal and financial labyrinth?

In a shifting venture capital landscape marked by investor caution and a focus on sustainable growth, early-stage tech startups must navigate 2024 with robust business plans and a strong data strategy to attract funding, particularly in high-interest sectors like Artificial Intelligence.