Founder Guidance
For his second stint as Nextdoor’s CEO, Nirav Tolia is ‘refounding’ the company
Tolia is back as CEO five and a half years after he first stepped down from the social network’s top job.
Tricia Crimmins is a business and tech enterprise reporter who covers the workplace, sustainability, and how federal policy affects companies. She previously covered climate tech for Morning Brew and has a Master of Science from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.
Growing Your Business
Meet the startup helping businesses get FedRAMP certified
Getting the go-ahead from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is notoriously difficult. Knox Systems speedruns the process.
Growing Your Business
NYC, SF, and Chicago announce new policies and proposals to benefit small businesses
Leaders in these entrepreneurship hubs are trying to make owning a small business easier.
Starting Your Business
C-Corp vs. LLC vs. S-Corp: Which structure actually fits your startup?
One of the first steps to starting your business is choosing its corporate structure.
Starting Your Business
How Colorado's new 'A-Corp' law helps artists become business owners
A new Colorado law established a corporate structure for artist-owned and majority-controlled companies.
Founder Leadership
Making the case for fractional and AI employees
At New York Tech Week, a panel focused on how startups can benefit from workers—agentic or otherwise—who aren’t on the full-time payroll.
Growing Your Business
Gatby’s founder saw a business in skyrocketing energy bills
How Ben Thomas built and scaled a tool that helps consumers find the lowest residential energy rate.
Starting Your Business
How Cole Ashman went from Tesla to founding his own home battery company
Ashman is the CEO of Pila, a renter-friendly home battery system.