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These 6 Digital Businesses Are Now Flush With VC Money
Internet businesses
in India
seem to have reached a tipping point, going by the kind of venture cap…
This CEO has gotten Sequoia Capital to invest in each of his last four startups. Now, he says the legendary VC firm has changed over the years - for the better.
The company uses AI to turn the typically static data collected through a customer relations platfo…
Benjamin Pimentel
India's latest unicorn is a data protection startup Druva – backed by Viking Global and Nexus Venture Partners
After this round, the total funding raised by the startup has gone beyond $328 million. It had…
With Rivigo joining the club, these are the 8 unicorns of 2019 so far
India’s unicorn club seems to be having a good year as eight startups joined the coveted club I…
A Bill Gates-backed tech startup is rolling out ads to its network of 11 million scientists and researchers
In 2008 and 2009, VCs were asking Madisch, the CEO of ResearchGate, how he planned to make money. S…
Sam Shead
Microsoft is making a sly move in its cloud war with Google
Notably, in March, Avere took in $14 million in funding from investors including Google - not GV or…
Matt Weinberger
Google made an unusual move by investing millions in this Pittsburgh storage startup
As for Avere itself, Bianchini says that this investment should be enough to bring the company to p…
Matt Weinberger
Social Trends Adtech Startup Taykey Raises $15 Million Funding Round
Taykey's software plugs into more than 50,000 sources - social networks, sites like YouTube and Dai…
Lara O'Reilly
There's something wrong with almost every pair of shoes you own, and this startup just raised $11 million to make them more comfortable
"It was this great collaborative effort to design this shoe that had 3D printed exoskeleton, color-…
Maya Kosoff
These guys built a $273 million startup from discarded computers and an almost secret source of seed money
"We didn't have this large seed investment that we could take to the bank and start to hire people …