The top ten entrepreneurial incubators in the United States: Combinator incubation 172 Companies

May 1 News, Forbes Network edition today announced the top ten U.S. business incubator and accelerator rankings, of which Y Combinator ranked the top, TechStars is ranked second. In recent years, the incubator has become an increasingly important part of scientific and technological entrepreneurship.　　The successful incubation of a number of popular start-ups has also attracted more new entrepreneurs to join the incubation program. Business incubators and accelerators have sprung up in cities, and they are also found in various vertical areas, such as education. They are referred to as alternative options for pursuing an MBA.　　Y Combinator is now even accepting applicants who have no entrepreneurial vision. These incubators provide mentors, mentoring, and practical training in technology, business and finance for new entrepreneurs to help them understand ideas, product launches, and more.　　Incubators usually offer small sums of money to start-ups in exchange for a small portion of their shares. Forbes has ranked a list of American incubators and accelerators, based on a series of factors, mainly based on the value of the incubator's start-up, and other factors such as the total amount of financing for their companies, the proportion of companies that have been successfully financed, and the proportion of companies that have been bought or closed.