U.S. venture funding has ticked higher this year, led by the AI investment boom. But not all geographies have shared equally in the gains. We take a look at where the money went.
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So far in 2024, just 118 small and midsized U.S. startup investors — excluding funds operated by firms that have raised $2 billion or more in total —...
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From a startup funding standpoint, the political swing states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Georgia, Nevada and Arizona are...
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What a week for big rounds — as nine of them hit $100 million or more. While there were no multibillion-dollar rounds like last week, there was still...
It seems every time a large generative AI company raises billions of dollars, one of the Big Tech pillars is leading the round. However, a look at...
Biotech and AI had another strong week, as the sectors saw two big nine-figure rounds each — including one for $370 million in biotech.
In the past couple years, a larger share of U.S. startup investment has come from corporate funding rounds, with 2024 currently in second place for...
You didn’t even need to raise $50 million to make the list this slow funding week. While investors put their money everywhere, from biotech to...
New unicorn counts jumped in July, as 13 companies joined The Crunchbase Unicorn Board, with the healthcare/biotech sector taking the lead with three...
July saw its fair share of big rounds — and then some. Startups needed to raise $200 million or more to make this list.
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