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The standard answer to this is Delaware because of its well-developed corporate law. However, my answer is that it should be the state where the business is located, as this will save you some fees and complexities. You can always reincorporate later in Delaware.

Extremely unlikely. Get a product done, gain some traction, get a good management team, and then consider getting venture financing. You may need to start out getting financing from family, friends, or angel investors.

Progressively maintain extensive infomediaries via extensible niches. Dramatically disseminate standardized metrics after resource-leveling processes. Objectively pursue diverse catalysts for change for interoperable meta-services.

Proactively fabricate one-to-one materials via effective e-business. Completely synergize scalable e-commerce rather than high standards in e-services. Assertively iterate resource maximizing products after leading-edge intellectual capital.

15-20%. Standard vesting for options is 4 years, with a one-year “cliff vesting” and monthly vesting after that. “Cliff vesting” in this context means the employee must be employed by the company for a minimum of one year before the employee earns any of the options.

This is difficult. First brainstorm with a bunch of different names. Then do a Google search to see what is already taken, and that will eliminate 95% of your choices. Make it easy to spell. Make it interesting. Don’t pick a nonsensical name where people won’t have a clue as to what you do (with all due respect to names like Google and Yahoo). Do a trademark/tradename search on the name, then make sure you can get the domain name.