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Roman era bronze coins are displayed at the archaeological museum in Sevilla on April 28, 2016 following their discovery during development works for pipelines and installations in the El Zaudine park in Tomares on the outskirts of Sevilla. Some 19 amphorae, nine of which were retrieved fragmented, containing around 600kg of bronze coins from the fourth century AD were found by employees using earth moving machinery in an underground space covered by bricks and ceramic filler. / AFP / Gogo Lobato

The DAO: How the Employeeless Company Has Already Made a Boatload of Money

It has already made a lot of money and it hasn't done anything yet.
By Brady Dale
Employees of start-up companies work at their designated spaces at the offices of 1776 business incubator in Washington DC, February 11, 2014. 1776 hosts about 185 start-ups in its offices. The incubator gives members a chance to take notes from high-profile entrepreneurs during what are known as lunch and learns. 1776 runs like a campus, with workshops, a communal kitchen and 24-hour access for members. 1776 was founded in January 2013 by Evan Burfield and Donna Harris, a pair of successful entrepreneurs with experience building companies and communities. AFP PHOTO/MLADEN ANTONOV

When Can You Invest in Small Startups?

Normal people are going to be permitted to invest in the early stages of new companies starting next month. That is, if founders don't find the rules that permit it too complicated.
By Brady Dale

Perry Pitches Texas to New York Businesses, Hits Cuomo on Ads

Texas Gov. Rick Perry was in New York today to make his pitch to business leaders he hopes to lure to the Lone Star State.
By Jill Colvin

Damages May Reach Billions As NYAG Files More Suits; Large Firms Positioned for New Marketing Rules: Roundup

By Patrick Clark
"I've stepped away from my desk to appear on TV..."

Let the Hedge Funds Speak! Why New Rules On Marketing May Be a Good Thing

By Patrick Clark

As Equity Crowdfunding Nears, Platforms Race to Be the First

By Adrianne Jeffries

Amateur Hour: New Crowdinvesting Rules Mean Everyone Can Play Venture Capitalist

By Adrianne Jeffries
Mr. Kane. (Quora)

As Equity-Based Crowdfunding Heats Up, Hedgeable Promises Free Platform

By Kelly Faircloth
Mr. Lee

Crowdfunding Startup Return on Change Launches with Contest

By Jessica Roy
(flickr.com/Sreejith K)

Help the SEC Crowdsource Its Crowdfunding Rules

By Kelly Faircloth
(flickr.com/portland_mike)

In 9 Months, Anyone Can Invest in a Startup

By Adrianne Jeffries

Hey Startups, You Can’t Use Fundraising Regulations as an Excuse to Keep Secrets Anymore

By Adrianne Jeffries

The JOBS Act, Which Rolls Back SEC Rules In Order to Help Startups Crowdfund, Passes in the House

By Nitasha Tiku

JOBS Act Jitters

By Rick Webb

Crowdfund Act Passes In the Senate, But What Will It Mean for Startups?

By Nitasha Tiku
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