More than 146,192 workers at U.S.-based tech companies have been laid off in mass job cuts so far in 2023, per a Crunchbase News tally. See who the latest companies are to cut roles.
Startups
The numbers don’t lie — or in the very least they tell a clearer story than the prevalent “AI will save the world” narrative.
Indonesia-based aquaculture startup eFishery raised $108 million in a Series D, launching the company into narwhal — uh, unicorn status.
Despite some recent debt rounds from well-known startups that garnered headlines, VC-backed startups in the U.S. have raised about $5.5 billion on...
Turkey-based AI marketing platform Insider locked up another $105 million and plans to use the new cash for M&A dealmaking.
ElevateBio, a Massachusetts-based gene therapy startup, announced $401 million in Series D funding.
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Later-stage investment in AI is hopping with ChatGPT rival Anthropic's Series C and software development platform Builder.ai's Series D.
Some of those sky-high unicorn valuations now seem as real as unicorns.
Following his layoff, tech worker Anmol Sahai took the chance to found a workflow software startup for in-house legal teams.
We used Crunchbase data to look at how some venture-backed AI companies that went public on U.S. exchanges in the past three years are faring.
After several weeks of just having one or two rounds of nine figures, this week saw an explosion. Eight rounds hit $100 million or more as big rounds...
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