Joanna Glasner
With many startups selling for less than $40 million, some venture investors are positioning themselves to thrive in a world of Lilliputian exits.
Tom Perkins sailed away from an active role at Kleiner Perkins many years ago, but he still has strong opinions about the venture industry—and just about anything else you care to ask him about.
If venture capital were Boggle, Ryan McIntyre would have just scored a 17-letter word, the highest achievement for the game’s aficionados. The former Mobius Venture Capital principal and Boggle champ, who recently relocated to Boulder to join early stage firm Foundry Group, has had two portfolio investments sell in the past six months for a […]
With any luck, a good number of the 41 VC-backed companies in registration will go public by Turkey Day.
Venture capitalists are starting to see Montana as more than just a vacation spot.
A review of Tom Perkins' memoir: “Valley Boy”
After investing billions in Internet security companies, VCs are finally starting to see some big exits, such as the acquisitions of Postini and IronPort.
VCs backed more than 30 social networking startups in the first eight months of this year.
Water technology is a big business. So why do most VCs prefer to stay on dry land?
Spurred by big exits, VCs earmark more dollars for wellness startups.