Shares of Reddit closed up 48% in their New York Stock Exchange debut on Thursday, a day after the company raised $519 million in an IPO that priced...
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Reddit’s IPO will be closely watched for a number of reasons.
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Startups working on ways to combat disinformation and misinformation have continued to see venture investment flow their way.
For the second straight month, Menlo Park, California-based investing giant Andreessen Horowitz led the way among all investors, sealing 15 funding...
Some may have missed a few of the more unique startups that raised fresh cash in the year’s second month. With that, let’s take a look back and recap...
February was a big month for big rounds. Companies needed to raise $170 million or more just to make the tailend of our list of largest U.S. venture...
Does Reddit's IPO mark the beginning of an upswing, sparking a new wave of exits from startups that have been waiting for signs of safety? John S...
Eleven companies joined The Crunchbase Unicorn Board in January 2024 — the first double-digit monthly count in more than a year.
Is it 2021 again? Sure seemed that way this week, as there were 10 rounds of $100 million or more raised by U.S.-based startups.
Investing in dating startups is a lot like dating itself — despite the likelihood that most won’t go anywhere, investors still back a lot of them. We...
While the deal for Epic Games is tied for the largest round this year in the U.S., there were a good number of other large deals as well.
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