Simba Gill has always wanted, in his own words, “to build one great, fully-integrated biotech company.” And now he’s taking his shot with Evelo Biosciences. Today, Gill and his crew of 50 are taking the wraps off a $50 million investment round, which brings the total raised so far to
A new health policy brief from Health Affairs takes a deep dive into how implementation of the Quality Payment Program (QPP) is progressing, providing an overview of the rules and regulations associated with QPP implementation and addressing key issues.
He didn't set out to turn his son into an entrepreneur--but here's how we can retrace his steps.
Crowdfunding is a popular way to raise money for nonprofits or for personal use, but if you use an online platform, read the fine print.
Google My Business is a service provided by Google that literally puts your business on the map.
The good news is that raising startup capital is a process that can be learned by all entrepreneurs and in most cases, there are more options than entrepreneurs realize.
Startups often receive the advice to raise capital "as much as you can when you can get it." That advice fails to account potential funding problems.
It's not all Super PACs and mudslinging. In fact, every business executive can learn valuable lessons from inside the Beltway and on the campaign trail.
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Emerging markets aren’t a haven—but they look like a compelling alternative to the bigger concerns that still lie in developed markets.
As you prepare to raise money don't underestimate the various angles to the most basic questions.
A few years ago I wrote The Founder’s Guide To Selling Your Company that was pretty well received by the…<br>Read On
Don't loose your loyal customers due to changing your prices. Follow these tips to communicate with clients, grow your business and keep everyone happy.
Investors don't care about your 'burn.' What they care about is your next milestone.
I recently raised an oversubscribed round of funding to start my new business and this is what I learned.
It's not about if you should do it but rather when you should do it.
A higher price should benefit your customers if you are improving your product or service. No one wants to pay a higher price and get nothing more.
In the spirit of dumb alpha, we can say that simple trailing P/E ratios are far better value indicators than forward P/E ratios. Or as I tell my colleagues at work: Never ever use forward P/E ratio…
...it is not the end of your business, but the birth of new, stronger business, and a great way to raise your business from the ashes.
Despite progress with Obamacare, things are likely to get worse before they get better.
Raising money from friends and family is complicated, but it might be your only fundraising option for a while. Before taking the leap of faith, make sure you understand the implications.