Where the capital lands, who writes the cheque, and what gets built with it. Funding rounds, venture capital flows, and the deal-making that shapes which technology companies scale.
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Paris-based laundry delivery startup Lavoir Moderne has taken an endeavour towards a clean and green world by eliminating the age-old practice of using carcinogenic Perchlorethylene.
Flashbreak, mobile quiz game startup has recently raised $2 million in funding for live mobile game competitions led by French venture capital firm Alven and Kima Venture.
Dixa, a Copenhagen and London based startup focusing on customer service has just got a funding of $14 million (around €12.4 million) in a Series A round.
Validating the business model, securing finance and creating a team is what all successful startups do initially.
Food waste app, Too Good To Go, recently announced that it has raised a further €6 million in funding.
Relex, a Finnish startup that provides software for retail planning,has announced that it has raised a whopping $200 million minority…
Munich-based digital car subscription startup Cluno provides users with an opportunity to drive own cars without buying them.
Sortlist, the platform connecting companies to marketing, communication and digital agencies using artificial intelligence has just completed a €2 million fundraising campaign with Sambrinvest and 3 business angels.
Paris-based visual recognition startup Deepomatic applied to industrial projects, has just undergone a fund inflow of €5.5 million in a Series A round.
Vortexa, the energy intelligence provider that uses Artificial Intelligence to analyse real-time, global trade flows for crude and refined products at an unprecedented scale, has recently announced it has raised $5 million in Series A funding.
Austrian-born Zoovu, a leading artificial intelligence (AI) digital sales assistant platform, recently announced that it has raised $14 million in Series B funding led by Target Global and Beringea, the latter of which previously led the Series A round.
London-based online student accommodation startup Student.com has recently got funding of $10 million by Chinese-owned CITIC Group as part of its Series C+ round.
