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GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke stepped down on Monday after four years with the company. In a post on LinkedIn, he thanked Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and others while announcing he was leaving

Nutrition brand Ace Blend has raised $3.3 million in pre-Series A funding round led by  consumer-focused venture capital firm Fireside Ventures.  Co-founded in 2018 by Shivam Hingorani and Saif Mekhri, Ace Blend

When Remington Hotchkis left a startup founders workshop at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the end of January, he had a company name, a team and a rock-solid, AI-mediated business plan.

One of Silicon Valley’s best-known private equity technology investors, Accel-KKR, has zeroed in on a Sydney-based customer communications start-up, providing its venture capital backers with a significant liquidity event. Accel-KKR’s enterprise customer

Business owners and community members rallied outside Metro Transit headquarters on Thursday to protest recent changes they say will delay funding to those affected by Blue Line construction. Work on the $3.2

Luxury vacation rental platform ELIVAAS has raised Rs 87 crore (approximately $10 million) in Series B funding led by Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India, with participation from existing investors Peak XV

Experts say it can be a hard market to crack but that, once in, partnerships are long-standing Several B.C. companies are grasping opportunities in Japan’s increasingly open market, as the province explores

To understand the sake industry, Japan’s history and the Japanese business market, students toured a sake brewery, conducted live market research at Expo 2025 and learned from their Japanese teammates.  Students from

It’s been just over two years since the COVID-19 pandemic was declared over by the World Health Organization. Masks are gone, events are back, school is face-to-face again, travel restrictions are behind

DEMI Fund founder Danielle Shoots speaks at an event in 2023. (BusinessDen file) A venture capital firm backed by Denver taxpayers, which endured a public breakup with the city last year, has