Why Raising Capital Is a 4-Step Process
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Tech Startups That Are Strengthening Real-World Security
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Entrepreneurs usually can't offer new hires the promise of a hefty salary. But there are ways to get A-list employees without breaking the bank. Here are five budget-friendly techniques to get you there. Full story
Tech's Top Investors
Forbes managing editor Bruce Upbin discusses the men and women behind some the hottest startups in Silicon Valley.
3 Promising Green Startups Attracting Millions From Investors
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Facebook's New Competitor?
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Aereo: Bringing Live TV to Your Mobile Device
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NewsCred: Monetizing News Content
Shafqat Islam, Co-Founder, CEO of NewsCred, explains how his startup business has been able to convince major brand companies they need to pay for the news.
Sailthru's 'Smart Data' For Websites
Neil Capel, Sailthru CEO & co-founder, explains how his startup company is personalizing the internet and making money.
Start-up helps skilled amateur chefs get paid
Lany Phlong left her corporate job to cook professionally – but she never went to culinary school. Thanks to Internet startup Kitchensurfing, Phlong is able to book dinner parties and cook her authentic Cambodian meals for an enthusiastic audience.
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Jorge Heredia, an inmate at San Quentin State Prison, is congratulated by his fellow inmates after presenting his startup idea in San Quentin
Jorge Heredia, an inmate at San Quentin State Prison, is congratulated by his fellow inmates after presenting his startup idea in San Quentin, California February 22, 2013 . REUTERS/Gerry Shih
