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Last year, the largest VC deal for a female team was $165 million -- a stark contrast to that for males, which was $3 billion.

Women and people of color seldom win the backing of venture capitalists, but they have a promising alternative with equity crowdfunding.

Lyft recently surveyed its drivers and learned that nearly one-fifth of them run or aspire to run a company.

The type of funding you should pursue depends on your business's value and scalability.

Take heart, because there are other paths to take to launch a company -- some very popular, and others virtually unknown.

Women, people of color and LGBTQ founders receive less than 10 percent of venture capital. Arlan Hamilton is changing that.

Follow these do's and don'ts to make the most of your funding without making any lavish mistakes.

Showcasing that you have an innovative idea, understand your market need and have a talented team can get you in the door with the right potential partner.

While VCs love to find and fund innovation, they're terrible at producing it.

As of February 2018, 46 percent of the previous year's ICOs had already failed -- despite the fact that they had raised more than $104 million.

Raquel Tavares had just finished raising a round of funding -- and then her team looked at the company's numbers and realized they were almost out of money.

Investment in SEO will eventually pay off.

In the season finale, the investors have never been so impressed.

This week, our high-profile investor judges get particular about what makes a company worth their time and funds.

A moral crisis blindsided Unbound CEO Polly Rodriguez and put her brand's values to the test.

South Africa's B-BBEE codes have opened up a wealth of investment opportunities for black and white businesses alike. Fatima Vawda of 27four Investment Managers unpacks the opportunities for South African SME growth.

Finding new capital, calming staff nerves and making sure the brand's reputation was intact called for calm leadership and quick thinking.

This week our investors and guest judge IndyCar race winner Danica Patrick find themselves conflicted about everything from health benefits to valuations.

Watch to find out how our investors and special guest Rashad Jennings react to these pitches.

These everyday fixes can supercharge your stash and help you reach your goal.

Entrepreneur's pitch show is back. Watch to see who makes it into the board room and who is sent home.