Argentinian payments infrastructure startup Pomelo has raised $40 million in a Series B round of funding. The Buenos Aires-based company started in 2021 with the goal of giving fintechs […]
RevOps platform Fullcast raises $34M to set the stage for growth
Dharmesh Singh and Bala Balabaskaran, once a part of Microsoft’s Office 365 team, headed up revenue operations and planning at Salesforce together for a number of years. While […]
Apple takes the smartphone market crown for the first time
Apple has taken over Samsung to become the largest smartphone supplier in the world.
FlutterFlow attracts cash for its low-code mobile app dev platform
Low-code dev platforms have gained momentum in recent years, in large part because they promise to shorten what’s otherwise typically a lengthy app development cycle. According to data […]
The United States’ $1T startup liquidity gap needs to be filled soon
Just how backed up are the venture capital markets today? Imagine a traffic jam in which every car is worth a billion dollars of illiquid capital. Now imagine […]
Airbnb or hotel? Overmoon’s vacation rental model aims to combine the best of both
Historically, vacation rental companies have managed homes for homeowners. While this model has proven popular, it also has its drawbacks. Customer complaints around quality get routed through the […]
Startups must use investors’ operational expertise to solve inefficiencies and scale up fast
Vineet Jain Contributor Vineet Jain is the CEO and co-founder of Egnyte, a leading cloud-based collaboration and governance platform. An entrepreneur at heart, prior to Egnyte, Vineet founded […]
D-Orbit raises $110M to reach new heights in space logistics services
Logistics has become the cornerstone of how so much works on earth — we may order things online, but ultimately we need to get products and ourselves from […]
Bitcoin ETFs have actually been granted SEC approval now
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF), just one day after a hacker falsely announced it had already done so.