What are the minimum requirements to list on the OTCQB and OTCQX?FAQ
to list your company on the OTC markets? Conduct a Regulation A+ offering. ...
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Is there any cost to investing on Manhattan Street Capital?FAQ
in the case of some payment methods, for example, your bank is likely to charge ...
What is FundAthena?FAQ
FundAthena launched May 16th 2015, making it the world’s first online Regulation A+ platform. FundAthena is a division of Manhattan Street Capital. Companies that are led by women or by truly gender diverse ...
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Melinda Gates: Forbes Most Powerful WomenBlog
Gebriela Birhane's blog Behind every strong man is a strong woman. This especially rings true for Melinda Gates. Melinda Gates "has cemented her dominance in philanthropy and global development ...
Fastest Growing Group of Entrepreneurs: African American WomenBlog
Kim Folsom's blog The percentage of women-owned businesses is on the rise. “Between 1997 and 2015—a rate that’s 1.5 times the national average, according to the recently published “2015 State of Women-Owned Businesses ...
Elizabeth Holmes: World's Youngest Female BillionaireBlog
Gebriela Birhane's blog Elizabeth Holmes, "whose Theranos blood testing company was valued at $9 billion last year, is the world's youngest female billionaire." Forbes, " #1 Elizabeth ...
What advantages are there to having a low minimum raise in my Regulation A+ offering?FAQ
A low minimum such as $100k for the first closing has some significant advantages based upon observing companies doing Regulation A+ offerings: 1) A low minimum makes the offering real or "effective" ...
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