Y Combinator

Y Combinator wants to fund these wild new ways to capture CO2

Y Combinator is funding a nonprofit that advocates for meat alternatives

The Good Food Institute will sit alongside more traditional startups, as the famous accelerator tries to find ways to reduce our animal consumption.

Inside Ontario’s Big, Bold Basic Income Experiment

The Canadian province is giving some citizens a base salary–and measuring how much it helps keep people out of poverty, improve their health, and give back to their community.

Y Combinator Is Launching A “Grad School” For Booming Startups

The famed startup factory is launching a program designed for the tiny fraction of CEOs whose companies really take off.

This coding school doesn’t charge students unless they snag a $50,000 tech salary

Smart oven startup Tovala just got a cash infusion of $9.2 million

10 Leadership Lessons From Alexis Ohanian

What Reddit’s cofounder learned the hard way as an entrepreneur.

Could Hawaii Be The First State To Offer A Basic Income?

Talking to one the state representatives who’s pushed the state government to study the policy.

Want A Basic Income? Apply To Be In This Documentary

What would you do if you got unconditional cash every week? Two filmmakers want to find out.

The Toddler At Y Combinator

For three months, Julia Kurnia took her nonprofit through the famed startup accelerator—all while caring for her 2-year-old son, alone.

Quick-Hit Wisdom From Y Combinator’s Female Startup Stories

A new site launched today by Y Combinator offers frank advice from some of the most successful women in Silicon Valley.

Y Combinator’s Battle To Redefine The Startup Process

When Y Combinator came under fire in the early days, its team focused on their goal to find success.

Why Gmail Creator Paul Buchheit Gave JavaScript A Second Chance

When you revisit old projects, “You find that what didn’t work in the past no longer applies,” says Buchheit.

A Psychologist In Y Combinator, And His Controversial Mission To Revolutionize Therapy

The web has democratized access to everything, and Dr. Glen Moriarty thinks that should include mental health treatment–not necessarily from a licensed or trained professional.

Startup Failing? You Might Be Asking The Wrong Questions

Going around asking for “feedback” won’t get you anything useful. Here’s how to dig deeper and find real answers.

What It’s Like To Be A Woman In Y Combinator

I sat down with 99dresses creator Nikki Durkin and found out it’s not all bad being the famous incubator’s “purple cow.”

Y Combinator Opens Up Applications For Nonprofits

A Tokyo Startup With Something To Prove

In the business of retail, getting people in the door is treated more like art than science. But a new Tokyo software company thinks that tracking customers like online media do in cyberspace could lead to huge boosts in retail business. If the company’s theory is proven to work, it will make Locarise among the first enterprise startups in Asia to make it big in the West.

Today’s Most Innovative Company: Watsi, Y-Combinator’s First Non-Profit