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Startups
Tech companies are losing the public's trust. That's cause for alarm and positive change.
Square has sold Caviar to DoorDash for $410 million dollars after purchasing the food ordering platform back in 2014 for a reported $90 million...
The San Francisco-based ecommerce startup reportedly raised $300 million in a round led by General Atlantic.
Investors seemed to have no issue not only pricing the firm, but pricing it higher than its first two sets of expectations.
As WeWork pushes towards an IPO and Cloudflare also preps a listing, an explanation of why so many tech companies want to get public in 2019.
Bloomscape has – in its short 16-month history – generated millions in sales and sold over 100,000 plants to 25,000 unique customers in 48 states.
The new fund, dubbed Axon Ventures, will focus on backing "technology projects with the potential to transform the healthcare sector."
Lightricks, maker of popular selfie editing app Facetune2, raises fresh cash at a ten-figure valuation.
So, what's going on with WeWork and its software buys? Let's examine the situation.
Cloudflare is reportedly going public this year, meaning that we have at least two big-name IPOs left in the tank.
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