In a piece on the financial travails of David Hayden, the New York Times reports the entrepreneur is seeking additional funding for his latest ill-starred venture, a little-known browser companion called Jeteye. Hayden, who owes more than $30m to his personal bankers, would do well to deal with the landlord before approaching investors. At Jeteye's padlocked offices on Pacific Avenue in San Francisco, a new notice has gone up demanding payment of back rent. Here's a snap, from a passerby. CONTINUED
When the money runs out
In a piece on the financial travails of David Hayden, the New York Times reports the entrepreneur is seeking additional funding for his latest ill-starred venture, a little-known browser companion called Jeteye. Hayden, who owes more than $30m to his personal bankers, would do well to deal with the landlord before approaching investors. At Jeteye's padlocked offices on Pacific Avenue in San Francisco, a new notice has gone up demanding payment of back rent. Here's a snap, from a passerby. CONTINUED
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