What It’s Really Like to Build in Public as a Founder Under 20

The honest, unfiltered account of sharing your startup's numbers and failures online before you're even old enough to rent a car.

The honest, unfiltered account of sharing your startup's numbers and failures online before you're even old enough to rent a car.

Beijing fused public funds, research institutions and industrial policy into a powerful technology investment network.

Robotics took the largest check, while chips, batteries, cybersecurity, banking, and materials filled out an unusually broad week.

State laws determine your business structure, tax obligations, employment compliance, and investor appeal—and these rules differ dramatically from state to state.

Founders are abandoning hype for proof, building narrower products, and shipping with smaller teams—and it's working.

The 72-hour startup founder window closes much faster than it appears—here's how to make sure you qualify and submit on time.

Venture capital surges toward AI and infrastructure, while one in three Americans plan to launch startups in 2026—but funding selectivity hits founders outside favored categories hardest.

Sovereign wealth and government backing have transformed how Middle Eastern venture capital weathers political uncertainty.

When software consulting companies add venture capital, the path from people-driven services to scalable growth requires more than just hiring.

AI claimed half of venture funding in 2025 for the first time, reshaping capital access for every entrepreneur building outside the boom.