After the peak of 2021, the size of Y Combinator batches have come down, but the accelerator still launches the largest number of companies in a...
Health, Wellness & Biotech
After a few slow weeks, things picked up slightly concerning big funding deals. Most surprisingly is the fact the week was led by an autonomous...
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AI's deal-making volume seems to be slowing in the second quarter of 2024 compared to other recent quarters when investors鈥� appetite showed little to...
Venture funding continues to flow to the radiopharmaceutical sector, with a recent large funding round and one of the biggest M&A deal closings to...
Another slow week for funding 鈥� the third straight after a significant pick-up in large rounds earlier this year. The dog days of summer seem to...
Andreessen Horowitz tops the list of big-named investors that dominated funding in U.S.-based startups in May.
The North Carolina-based startup plays at a unique intersection of healthcare/biotech, AI and 3D technology.
May was a big month to raise, well, really big. Four rounds hit $1 billion or more and companies needed to raise at least $200 million to make this...
Last week鈥檚 slowdown continued, as big rounds were hard to come by this week. One big AI round likely helped boost dollar figures 鈥� and interest 鈥�...
May's interesting rounds included everything from added support for cancer survivors to leveraging your car for credit. Let鈥檚 take a look.
Addiction-focused virtual care startups have pulled in hundreds of millions for business models largely based on building offerings scalable enough...
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