If the U.S. economy were a company, the VC industry would be the R&D department. The financing for the VC industry comes from so-called LPs (Limited Partners) – mostly university endowments, pension ...

(Editor’s note: Don Rainey is a general partner at Grotech Ventures and author of the “VC in DC” blog. He submitted this column to VentureBeat.) Throughout the financial crisis of 2008-09, most ...

Last week, venture capitalist Fred Wilson wrote a post pointing out that the VC industry is split in two: software-based businesses and everything else (specifically, “cleantech, biotech and other ...

Canaan Partners — a multibillion-dollar VC firm with offices in Silicon Valley, Israel and India — has opened a new office in New York. “We’ve been investing in New York City since 1997 when we first ...

Kiva is p2p-lending site that facilitates loans between lenders in wealthy countries and entrepreneurs in developing countries. Now a new startup aims to bring a similar model to startups in the ...

Greg Doyle and his cohorts at InLab Ventures dropped another bomb on the already struggling venture capital sector with the public launch of a radical new model for VC that gores a host of Sand Hill's ...

He who loses less, wins? Venture capital in the 2000s was much akin to the joke about the two campers who cross paths with a bear. As the angry bear begins charging out of the woods towards the ...

Starting a company is hard enough as it is but one the biggest areas of confusion of entrepreneurs revolves around funding and venture capital. I hope to help calm some of your fears and anwser your ...

Predictions about how industries will progress are two a penny, but when they come from Venture Capitalists rather than analysts, and concern the multi-billion dollar cell phone industry, they tend to ...

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