Let’s face it: if you’re looking to scale your business, you’re probably going to end up looking to raise capital through some sort of equity investment.
If you’re a start-up founder, you’re probably strapped for cash – and government grants can provide that cash, if you get it right.
This article walks you through the decision of taking on investment and how to find investors in the time it takes to fold a basket of laundry.
You’ve probably heard about all sorts of startups being funded by venture capital (VC) – but is it right for you?
When you’re new to building a business, you’ll need to get by on the smell of an oily rag – but there’s a smart way to do that and a dumb way to do that.
An inexperienced entrepreneur may turn to those closest to them for funding – and there’s nothing wrong with that, but there is potential for conflict.
More and more startups are heading to crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter to get funded — how do you maximise your chances of making a campaign a hit?
Every so often (not nearly often enough) business are given a tax cut. What businesses do with this piece of good fortune could shape their futures.
What happens when a researcher leaves the lab to embrace the startup state of mind? Thanks to the Wade Institute, Melanie Williams is about to find out.