Startups

If your startup sells a generative AI product — a chatbot, a drafting assistant, an AI-powered analytics tool — a question has probably crossed your mind: when the model gets something wrong, who …

Your shareholders’ agreement was signed on day one by the founders, the company and maybe a seed investor. Two years later the register looks nothing like that signing page: an angel came in …

Nobody in your startup has printed a contract in years. SAFEs, employment agreements, shareholders’ agreements, board consents — everything goes out through DocuSign and comes back signed in an …

Modern slavery reporting sounds like compliance for miners and supermarkets. Most founders file it under “problems we’d love to have” and move on. But the trigger in the Modern …

Plenty of successful startups don’t begin as companies. The founder consults under an ABN while building the product, or two co-founders split revenue through a partnership, and by the time …

At some point in most startups’ early life, money moves between the founder and the company without much ceremony. The company is short, so the founder covers payroll from savings. The founder …