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10 Questions for Paul Graham A short interview with Paul Graham, whose company, Y Combinator, is a hybrid venture capital fund and business school that invests in, advises, and, literally, feeds 40 or so early-stage businesses a year. |
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Win Your Startup Capital A business contest lets wannabe tech entrepreneurs get in the startup game. |
BusinessWeek
February 24, 2011
Brad Stone |
Paul Graham's Search for the Next Facebook Graham's Y Combinator is an early-stage investment firm and boot camp for entrepreneurs that uses "mass production techniques" in its search for and development of promising startups. |
Inc.
May 1, 2010 |
Blogger Logic: The School of Hard Knocks WePay co-founder Rich Aberman on the trials of launching a business. |
Inc.
February 1, 2010
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How Should Goldman Sachs Spend Its $500 Million? The experts weigh in on Goldman Sachs' $500 million small-business initiative. |
Fast Company
April 2009
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Startup School Trains Early-Stage Tech Companies Jessica Livingston, along with Trevor Blackwell, Paul Graham, and Robert Morris, cofounded Y Combinator, which trains early-stage tech startups for a "semester" to help them navigate companyhood. Alumni include leaders of social news site Reddit, acquired by Conde Nast in 2006. |
The Motley Fool
April 28, 2009
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Ignore Y Combinator at Your Own Risk Y Combinator is an incubator that finds itself aiding, abetting, and nurturing a clever crop of Web startups that are siphoning off the competitive moats of the Nasdaq 100 while simultaneously striking deals with them. |
Inc.
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Thinking Small VC's are learning that tiny deals can go a long way. |
Fast Company
Neal Ungerleider |
Y Combinator Is Touring Colleges This Fall Partners at the firm and Y Combinator alumni are visiting six different universities in cities across North America starting this week, to scout for promising startups. |
CIO
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Three Steps To Productive Meetings Meetings are a necessary evil in the business world -- few people like them, but without face-to-face discussion time, problems persist. Minimize the anguish and get the most out of precious time by following this expert's advice. |
The Motley Fool
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Matt Koppenheffer |
The Great Investing Wisdom That Wall Street Forgot It's a key part of Ben Graham's investing formula. With thousands of stocks out there, how do we separate the value plays from the throwaways? |
Fast Company
July 2000
Rekha Balu |
Here's the Matter With Meetings One Click Faster: Beth Haggerty, president and CEO, Inforocket.com |
The Motley Fool
July 1, 2010
Tim Hanson |
The Case for Visiting Companies As an investor, should you, or should you not, care what CEOs have to say? |
| AFP eWire |
Charitable Fundraising Takes Another Hit Just 43 percent of charities raised more money in 2009 than in 2008, marking it the worst year for charitable fundraising in a decade. |
Inc.
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Jason Del Rey |
Entrepreneurs in the News Facebook has acquired FriendFeed... Mint.com, the online personal finance service, has raised $14 million... Ted Nierenberg, founder of the Scandinavian-style tableware company Dansk International Designs, has died... etc. |
Inc.
July 2007 |
How to Launch a Cool, Profitable, Worth-All-The-Risk, Kick-Ass Start-Up (And Live To Brag About It) Legendary entrepreneurs prepare to comment on recent start-ups. |
BusinessWeek
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Fast Company
June 2014
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The Ugly Truth About Silicon Valley's Diversity Problem Study after study has shown that startups with diverse teams fail less often and generate higher rates of return than companies managed by men alone. |
The Motley Fool
October 13, 2011
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Occupy Wall Street: An Interview With the Protesters We discuss the signs they're holding up, what their endgame is, and the one thing they'd change if they could, in this video. |
Entrepreneur
December 2008
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Buyers Know Want to know what keeps customers coming back? Why don't you just ask them? |
