Consumer tech developer Nothing locked up a $96 million funding round just about two weeks ahead of its new smartphone launch.
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ThredUp has dual-listed its stock on the Long-Term Stock Exchange, the third company to join the San Francisco-based exchange.
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In the past couple weeks, we saw at least two examples of big-ticket startup acquisitions that worked out poorly.
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The fresh funding put Kream's valuation at $742 million.
Boxed was once a startup investor darling that set out to remake the warehouse bulk-buying experience for the online age.
Shein is in talks to raise $2 billion in funding while it makes a game plan for going public in the second half of this year.
Startups in cyber, defense and biotech all saw some large rounds in a week that for once was not dominated by artificial intelligence.
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