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A collection of more than 1,000 failed products and businesses reveals the common forces that spell doom for new ventures. January 31, 2025 Richard Morrell/Getty Images Post Post Share Annotate Save Print Recent data shows that U.S. startup failures have increased by 60% in the past year. And every failed product or company carries a

GreenBiz 350 PodcastIn this episode: How startups are approaching financial management in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, a plethora of climate...

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Jonathan Martinez is a former YouTuber, UC Berkeley alum and growth marketing nerd who's helped scale Uber, Postmates, Chime and various startups. More posts by this contributor While building a startup may seem easier than ever because of the assortment of tools available, the available statistics on being successful still do not favor founders. In

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At first glance, the Silicon Valley Bank debacle seems to be a cut-and-dried financial caper. The executives running the 16th-largest bank in the US made the wrong choices in handling what seemed a fortuitous situation—a roster of clients, flush with venture capital funding, handing over billions of dollars of cash for storage in the institution's coffers.

Skip to main content Deborah Bowen and Dr. Kimberly Togliatti-Trickett Deborah Bowen, president and CEO, American College of Healthcare Executives (left). Dr. Kimberly Togliatti-Trickett, chief medical officer, West Market, University Hospitals. The healthcare industry is facing a wide variety of challenges—and solutions aren’t always straightforward. Each month, Modern Healthcare asks leaders in the field to