While Silicon Valley is usually the first place people think of when it comes to startups and venture capital in general, the East Coast – and New...
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Welcome to the second edition of our new Texas-focused column, a monthly roundup of some of the deals that took place in the Lone Star State in June.
Continuing our thoughts about the Slack direct listing, let's give it a preliminary score.
When given the opportunity to invest alongside Susa, Stord Founder Sean Henry says he jumped at the chance.
The acquisitions marks Visa's known third buyout since February 2018.
The company, and its potential round, are another good reminder of the amount of attention that we should pay to China’s tech market.
Let's talk about Slack, direct listings, secondary market valuations, and WeWork's impending public valuation.
A rundown of deals which may have flown under your radar this week.
The startup is now capitalized far ahead of what its maturity in terms of venture rounds might normally indicate.
The luxury goods player priced its IPO above-range yesterday, landing at $20 per share, ahead of a $17 to $19 per-share range.
The round takes the self-proclaimed “super-app” company’s valuation to more than $14 billion.
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