Take This Deal and Shove It - Funding. Everyone in the Bay Area seems to need it, but oddly enough, CEOs are rebuffing venture capitalists more and more. The reason: check out those term sheets.
Publisher: Inc.com     Author: Andrew Raskin   

Ten myths and realities of VC - Along his entrepreneurial journey, the lean 46-year-old picked up a lot of Roy Rogers-style wisdom about the venture capital business. He distilled it into a top ten list of myths and realities that are guaranteed to raise someone's ire.
Publisher: Red Herring Magazine     Author: Lawrence Aragon   

The ABCs of Raising VC (Venture Capital) - Venture capital -- everyone's talking about it, and everyone's going after it. But what is it, really, and how do you get it?
Publisher: Gigalaw.com     Author: Mark Grossman   

The Direct Route to Capital - If you need funding but want to stay in control, a direct public offering may be the answer.
Publisher: Fortune Small Business     Author: Sheryl Nance-Nash   

The Hardest Working Billionaire in Silicon Valley - No VC was more exposed to the telecom bust than Vinod Khosla. Then again, no VC is more intense, more clever, or more committed to turning startups into successful investments.
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: Ralph King   

The Life Cycle of a Venture-Funded Company - When to fund yourself, how much equity to give up, and other tips for the startup.
Publisher: Business Week Online     Author: Karen E. Klein   

The Money Hunt: Convince With Results or Tantalize With Promises - There is, or should be, a method to this money hunt, if entrepreneurs want to maximize the investments they can get for their companies.
Publisher: Entreworld.com     Author: Ray Smilor   

The Myth of the Earnings Yield - Stock valuation is based on anticipated capital gains - not on anticipated dividends
Publisher: Narcissus Publications     Author: Dr. Sam Vaknin   

The New Math - Forget the pointless debates over P/E, P/L, and EPS. In a Net-ruled world, the real economic revolution has just begun.
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: Joe Firmage   

The SEC lightens up - How does an investor get funds quickly if there is insufficient interest to go ahead on an initial public offering? Try the "private-to-registered safe harbor," something new from the SEC.
Publisher: Business Law Today     Author: Lola Miranda Hale