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A Marin venture capital firm has selected a Mill Valley artificial intelligence startup for its final investment. Marin Sonoma Impact Ventures, which launched in April 2020, raised $6.6 million from 62 local

During a 24-hour swing through Copenhagen last month, Eric Slesinger met with engineers making maritime drones, developers of war-planning software and an adviser to NATO. He had recently visited London for a

Want to keep track of the largest startup funding deals in 2025 with our curated list of $100 million-plus venture deals to U.S.-based companies? Check out The Crunchbase Megadeals Board. This is

By Tanya Parfenyuk Female founders are grossly undervalued. Though women make up 38% of business owners, startups with only female founders consistently receive just 2% to 3% of venture investment. That speaks

Uzbekistan’s $220m education project signals shift toward skills-driven systems: GPE CEO  RIYADH: Uzbekistan’s $220 million education reform deal reflects a growing global shift to align schooling systems with economic transformation, according

In their latest episode of the VALUE: After Hours Podcast, Tobias Carlisle, Jake Taylor discuss: Reflections on Japan: Investing Culture & Net-Nets Capital Allocation & Tokyo Stock Exchange Reforms Buyout

AMSTERDAM, April 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Theta Capital, the largest European investor in blockchain venture capital, has published its annual report on venture capital investment in blockchain technology, “The Satellite View”, synthesizing

Currently, Russian venture funds are investing in late-stage companies for subsequent IPO “Most of the time, they want to invest in a ready-made startup in order to make good money in 5

Dubai’s position on the global investment map has never been more pronounced. In 2024, the emirate experienced unprecedented momentum in venture-capital-backed foreign direct investment (FDI), emerging as a central player in the

SMSFs face significant challenges when it comes to investing in private equity, especially compared with the relative ease of accessing public equity markets, a leading financial specialist has warned. Michael Dwyer, private