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Early-stage startups are still building their financial models with assumptions, forecasting everything from sales revenue to marketing costs to a basic cash flow projection. We're going to explain exactly how to build financial projections for your startup even if you have no idea where to start!

There’s no special black magic to recording income and expenses. In this primer, let's discuss how to understand the basic business financials to get your startup started on the right path.

For some Founders, when they experience failure, they immediately think that it’s the end. But failure has always been a part of the process and it will teach us valuable lessons along the way.

Making prototypes in China is a cost-effective way to test your product idea before selling it to consumers. In this article, we will explore the steps needed to create a prototype in China with advice from members of the Startups.com community.

Sometimes, we look at the success of others and immediately think we’re falling behind. Remember, success is a process, and we go through it in different phases.

Crypto startups are mysterious and intriguing. There's no guessing why so many have been created in recent years. But how does one go about launching a crypto startup? We're glad you asked. Keep reading for more.

A comprehensive guide to business loan options available specifically for veterans including government and private sector financing options to help former military members running a veteran owned business get their company off the ground.

Idea Validation should always be the first step for every Founder who is considering pursuing a startup idea. In this section of our Idea Validation Series, we discuss how to take an "interesting idea" toward a final product.

If you’re a Startup Founder, quiet quitting is something that can negatively affect your business, so keep reading to gain a better understanding of what it could mean for your company.

The sooner we understand the challenges before we split equity the better. In this section of our Splitting Equity Series, we cover the three common mistakes every co-founder runs into, and what to do to avoid them.