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THE Swindon Railway Festival will be coming back to the Steam Museum and held in memory of its co-founder.

For startups graduating past the seed stage and thinking about landing that coveted Series A, what’s the best way to navigate a market of mixed messages?

This week, we're running several articles on entrepreneurship as TechCrunch staffers recap their conversations and panel discussions from our Early Stage event earlier this month. Stay tuned!

The late-stage market has cooled down for tech companies but many early-stage investors say their portfolio companies aren’t too impacted because they’re years away from an exit and have enough capital to weather uncertainty.

I have been thinking a lot about silos, or the lack thereof, within startupland. There’s sometimes an artificial wall that is put up between companies at different stages of growth, when in reality, everyone is in the same room, clinking glasses and tripping over the same rug. Let me be more precise. As the late-stage […]

Congratulations. You’ve built a startup with a solid track record that includes an MVP, an established user base and maybe even consistent revenue. You’ve delivered on your early milestones and several other essential KPIs — metrics investors look at to measure the strength of future growth — are on point. But there’s a lot more […]

TechCrunch Early Stage is the ultimate educational resource for a founder who is just getting started. We’ve tapped experts across myriad startup core competencies, from fundraising to operations to marketing, to outline step-by-step guides on how you can set up and grow your business. Wondering how to recruit talent in this landscape? We’ve got a […]

The Woodland City Council approved the contract for a new police lieutenant Monday night in a vote that divided the council and was opposed by the Woodland police union over how the hiring was handled.

Backed in part by Dan Gilberts Venture Partners, WRKSHP, led by award-winning producer Che Pope, wants to find and develop future artists in Detroit.

From Crain's Detroit Business: The mortgage mogul and real estate developer has teamed up with music industry veteran Che Pope to launch WRKSHP (Workshop), a new Detroit-based 'music-based lifestyle company' focused on finding emerging talent in Michigan and beyond.