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☆ Supersized seed rounds: The earliest stage of the startup market is getting out of control
  + stars: | 2024-08-31 | by ( Vishal Persaud | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +5 min
Read previewThere's been an investor gold rush to find the hottest new startup, causing a new dynamic: larger seed rounds. In some cases, the seed round is getting out of control. Tier one multi-stage firms have decided to allocate more resources to investing at the seed stage, according to several traditional seed investors who Business Insider spoke to. Related storiesMy colleague Sri Muppidi has reported on these supersized seed rounds in AI startups throughout the summer. Other supersized seed rounds this year include a $10.5 million round by Swedish legal AI startup Leya, and Gameplay Galaxy recently announced a $24 million seed round for its Web3 gaming platform.
Persons: —, Greylock, they've, Let's, Sri Muppidi, Ed Sim, whiff, Sim, Sim postured, Shruti Gandhi Organizations: Service, Business, Q2 Venture Monitor, Sequoia, Felicis Ventures, Galaxy, Boldstart Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Canaan Partners, Instacart's, Ventures, Founders Locations: Canaan
☆ Making money as a startup is hard, so these New Jersey companies are selling their financial losses in exchange for millions in cash
  + stars: | 2023-06-01 | by ( Darius Rafieyan | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +4 min
The state of New Jersey offers a unique program that allows startups in the state to sell those losses for cash. To date, TrueFort has pulled in $20 million through a New Jersey program for startups. Those companies can then deduct those losses from their taxable income, cutting the amount of money they pay in taxes. The NOL program is especially popular among biotech businesses like Lisata, which are characterized by large R&D expenses and unpredictable paths to profitability. The NOL program is part of a suite of programs designed to support New Jersey startups.
Persons: Sameer Mahorta, TrueFort, Malhorta, David Mazzo, Mazzo, Lisata, Mahorta Organizations: Partners, Shasta Ventures, New, New Jersey Economic Development Authority, state's Technology, Bank of America, NOL, Garden State Locations: New Jersey, Weehawken, Silicon, Garden
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