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California Governor's office announcement (Sept. 30, 2026) of new laws to crack down on monopolies, speed up commercial permitting, turn vacant storefronts into pop-up businesses, and protect small businesses from abusive financial practices.
A World Economic Forum story on how early-stage green startups are creating accessible jobs and what that means for founders and job seekers in climate work.
Why I recommend it: WEF is a business-backed forum, so its stories lean optimistic about corporate and startup solutions.
Real pitch decks that raised money, organized by stage from pre-seed to Series C — Airbnb, Dropbox, Uber, Coinbase, LinkedIn, Notion and dozens more. The Founder Folks community itself is invite-only; the deck library page is open to read.
The annual conference of New York's Entrepreneurship Assistance Centers, held Wednesday, October 21, 2026, 9:30 AM to 5 PM at Civic Hall in New York City. The EAC network provides training, coaching and support to new and aspiring entrepreneurs across New York State. Registration is through Eventbrite.
a16z's second annual State of Markets report by David George, released September 30, 2026, with 100+ charts covering equity markets and tech for the first half of 2026. The post highlights tech's rise as the dominant force in capital markets — contributing roughly 76% of S&P 500 earnings growth in 2026 — and the rotation from software to hardware, as the AI buildout drives demand for semiconductors, power, and networking, funded by hyperscaler profits and increasingly by debt. Free to read on a16z's Substack.
Online publication covering small business news, technology products, marketing, and management advice for entrepreneurs and business owners. Free to read, supported by advertising.
A reputation and vouching tool for the startup ecosystem — founders, investors and operators vouch for people they have actually worked with, so warm intros carry more weight.
Why I recommend it: Pricing is not published on the site, so treat the free tier as unconfirmed until you sign up. A vouching network is only as good as who else is on it.
