Every day, startups and entrepreneurs across Washington develop exciting new products and services that might benefit consumers. Of course there are no guarantees. Any two-guys-in-a-garage idea could lead to brilliant commercial success or miserable failure, but there is no way to know until the new product or service is tested in the real-world marketplace. All these would-be profitable business owners face a basic problem (unless they are already wealthy) - raising enough money to get started.
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To read the original article: KPBJ.COM | The Washington Jobs Act would allow crowdfunding for certain small securities offerings | Business Daily | Paul Guppy | KITSAP PENINSULA BUSINESS JOURNAL
