Are you sure that AOL didn't contract to license it from Yahoo! and rebrand it?
Realistically, you probably can't. If you go to the founders and threaten, they'll probably fire you. They got funding now so you're replaceable with somebody who will accept post-funding equity. If you go to the…
Oh, and I suppose that the issuing of corporate stock might be considered more complex than creating interests in an LLC. Technically, it is probably not more physical paperwork or actual reporting but the knowledge and…
I don't see it as a big deal but C corps require Board of Director meetings, Shareholder meetings, corporate minutes and corporate resolutions. From what I read, LLCs don't require these things but you may want to do…
Are you sure that AOL didn't contract to license it from Yahoo! and rebrand it?
Realistically, you probably can't. If you go to the founders and threaten, they'll probably fire you. They got funding now so you're replaceable with somebody who will accept post-funding equity. If you go to the…
Oh, and I suppose that the issuing of corporate stock might be considered more complex than creating interests in an LLC. Technically, it is probably not more physical paperwork or actual reporting but the knowledge and…
I don't see it as a big deal but C corps require Board of Director meetings, Shareholder meetings, corporate minutes and corporate resolutions. From what I read, LLCs don't require these things but you may want to do…