Brian and Matthew Monahan weren’t quite sure how to raise venture capital funding, so they built Inflection from scratch and made it profitable with its first website for searching public records, Archives.com.
Now, they seem to have a pretty good …
It’s unseasonably warm in San Francisco. But is top Valley investor Marc Andreessen planning for winter? PEHub’s Dan Primack reports that Andreessen’s venture-capital firm, Andreessen Horowitz, is raising a $650 million fund, little more than a year after it raised …
1000Memories, a company that lets people create online memories for lost loved ones, announced a partnership today with WePay, a payment provider. The deal will give users a free account and the option of easily raising money for projects, foundations …
Investors in the Twitter ecosystem aren’t being dissuaded by the microblogging network’s recent moves to build or buy its own mobile apps.
Betaworks just led a $3 million second round in U.K.’s TweetDeck, a social media dashboard that helps user …
Payvment, a San Francisco-based startup aiming to provide a single shopping network across Facebook, raised $1.5 million in funding from BlueRun Ventures and angel investor Dave McClure.
The company builds storefronts for retailers on Facebook so users can buy products …
Actor Edward Norton, star of movies like Fight Club and The Italian Job, just launched a new funding website for charities called Crowdrise. The service targets non-profits and volunteers looking to create, promote, and raise money for a charity of …
Invested.in is one of 65 companies chosen by VentureBeat to launch at the DEMO Spring 2010 event taking place this week. These companies do pay a fee to present, but our coverage of them remains objective.
Invested.in hopes to make …
I meet lots of web entrepreneurs who tell me they want to raise venture capital. Most of these people are first time entrepreneurs and they just assume that once they’ve got an idea, the next thing to do is raise …
Back in 1998 during our first startup, ViewPlus, my co-founder (and close friend) Jimmy Kim and I went through the usual hardships of begging for money from friends and family, digging into our piggy banks and signing up for credit …
