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Good riddance to non-competes

OnlyOnce

Normally, I’m in favor of small government and fewer regulations, but this is one where I think the government has a legitimate interest in setting up guardrails to a free market. Some restrictive covenants for a limited period of time for former employees are totally fair.

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Have you done your annual entrepreneurial health check?

NZ Entrepreneur

Reviewing a company’s capital, governance, operations and being aware of what the market is doing, can provide a number of early warning signs and key triggers to analyse the state of your business and, during periods of growth, avoid over-trading – before it’s too late. Governance. Staff/Management.

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Who are the Major Revenue-Based Investing VCs?

David Teten

Since 2017 we’ve managed $3 million in revenue-based financing, which helps cash-strapped technology companies grow. At least 12 months of customer history, generally 20+ enterprise customers or 200+ SMB customers. Pied Piper Inc needs funding to accelerate customer acquisition for its SaaS solution.

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An economics lesson for growing companies

Berkonomics

The exception is for those venture-backed companies with a significant cash balance remaining in the bank, which ironically make the most attractive customers for banks to offer loans. Read the loan covenants carefully. Ironically, the term is “compensating balances”. Even more add-on charges.

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Liquidity for Venture Backed Companies Still Comes Largely in One Flavor—Cash Acquisitions

Pascal's View

In my view, many acquisitions of emerging growth companies often lead to the burial of promising technologies by incumbents more focused on protecting market share than on delivering the best product or service to their customers… (think Linksys, Flip…).

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Growth requires a different kind of capital.

Berkonomics

The exception is for those venture-backed companies with a significant cash balance remaining in the bank, which ironically make the most attractive customers for banks to offer loans. The problem is that few small, growing companies seem to be attractive to most banks for traditional unsecured or asset-backed loans.