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The Number—and Variety—of Business Incubators Is on the Rise
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Accelerators Are No Longer Just for Tech Companies
Businesses in various sectors are pursuing partnerships with startups through accelerators such as Turner Broadcasting's Media Camp -
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My Life as a TaskRabbit
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South Korea's Startup Surge
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Investing
Steven Chu Is Looking for Suitors for Energy Startups
A stimulus program for alternative-energy companies hasn't attracted private funding to match the government's investment -
China
Kindstar's Lab Work in China Carries Challenges
The medical testing company finds it needs a logistics arm, too -
Technology
How to Drink Your Coffee: There's an App for That
A Penn State scientist has an app that keeps your caffeine level in the zone
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My Life as a TaskRabbit
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Financing
Revenue-Based Financing: The Better You Do, the Quicker You Pay
Startups and small businesses, including tech companies, are resorting to revenue-based financing, whereby future performance determines how they pay the loans back -
Financing
Looking Beyond Banks for Financing
Entrepreneurs are turning to crowdfunding, peer-to-peer lending, microlending, and further creative ways to get startup capital -
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Startups' New Creed: Patent First, Prototype Later
Startups must now protect their ideas before building them -
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CEO Tech Guide to Creative Financing
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Starting a Business
Accelerators Are No Longer Just for Tech Companies
Businesses in various sectors are pursuing partnerships with startups through accelerators such as Turner Broadcasting's Media Camp -
Starting a Business
The Number—and Variety—of Business Incubators Is on the Rise
Little known until recent years, they have become many startups' ticket to success -
Legislation
Crowdfunding: Waiting for the Investor Pool to Deepen
Until the Securities and Exchange Commission sets the rules, the legislation allowing startups to solicit funds from mom-and-pop investors remains on hold -
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How to Drink Your Coffee: There's an App for That
A Penn State scientist has an app that keeps your caffeine level in the zone -
Financing
There's an Incubator for Almost Every Business
Even startups in many niche industries can find help in incubators that range from Upstate New York's Ceramics Corridor Innovation Center to San Francisco's La Cocina
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My Life as a TaskRabbit
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Startups must now protect their ideas before building them -
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Looking Beyond Banks for Financing
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