Quriousbit Bags Funding From Lumikai To Develop Casual Mobile Games
Casual gaming studio QuriousBit has raised $2 Mn in a seed funding led by gaming-focused venture capital firm Lumikai. The…
Levelpath Raised $44.5M From A Benchmark-led Seed Round Followed By A Redpoint Ventures-led Series A And Will Now Launch The First Ai-powered, Mobile-first Procurement Platform That Makes The Procurement Experience Delightful
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Levelpath, a platform powering delightful procurement, today announced it has raised $44.5M from a $14.5M Benchmark-led seed round and a $30M Series A led by Redpoint Ventures. Alex Bard, managing director at Redpoint Ventures, and Chetan...
Tickmill Group Buys Mobile Trading Fintech Change
Swiss-based
private equity firm Andromeda Capital Partners, owned by popular retail trading brand Tickmill, is acquiring a majority stake in Change, an Amsterdam-based fintech
company. According to Ingmar Mattus, the Co-Founder of both entities, the deal
will elevate Change, known for its mobile-first multi-asset brokerage platform,
to a global contender in the investment world. The transaction is expected to
close in October, pending approval from Dutch regulators.Andromeda Capital Acquires
Majority Stake in Change Andromeda
Capital Partners will increase its ownership in Change from 10% to 51%. The
shares will be acquired from Change's Founder, Kristjan Kangro.
A Young Billionaire Buys Forbes, A Startup Offers Free Tvs And Chatgpt Goes Mobile
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Svb Failure Spurred By Social Media And Mobile Banking, Citigroup Ceo Jane Fraser Says
Banking crises have happened before, but this may be the first one accelerated by mobile banking and social media. :
It’s been two weeks since the Silicon Valley Bank run that spurred a banking crisis. It took about 36 hours from SVB posting its troubled financials to it being shuttered by regulators. While the implosion exposed shortcomings in existing financial regulations, it also highlighted the role of social media in snowballing rumors and spreading panic in venture capital, private equity, and banking circles.
Mobileye Global Prices Ipo Above Range | Automotive News
Mobileye Global Inc., the self-driving technology company owned by Intel Corp., priced one of the biggest U.S. initial public offerings of the year above its marketed range to raise $861 million.
Intel’s Mobileye Self-driving Tech Unit Files For An Ipo In What May Be Among This Year's Biggest Market Debuts | Fortune
Intel has filed for an initial public offering of its self-driving technology business, Mobileye Global Inc., braving the worst market for new US listings since the financial crisis more than a decade ago. The company didn’t disclose terms of the planned share sale in its filing Friday with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Mobileye will continue to be controlled by Intel after the IPO, according to the filing. Intel expects the IPO to value Mobileye at as much as $30 billion, less than originally hoped, Bloomberg News reported this month.
Zing Data Raises $2.4 Mm To Bring Business Intelligence To Mobile
Truckers, startups, utilities already benefiting from mobile-first form factor SAN FRANCISCO, June 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Zing Data raised $2.4 MM, led by Kindred Ventures (Uber, Coinbase, Postmates), Correlation Ventures (Optimizely, Personal Capital) and early backers of Amplitude and...
Parallelz Raises $3M To Instantly Run Any Mobile App Or Game In A Browser Without Quality Loss Or Changes
Parallelz has raised $3 million for its tech that enables mobile games and apps to run instantly in a browser.
Mobile Car Repair Startup Wrench Acquires Another Competitor, Swoops Up Yourmechanic – Geekwire
Wrench, a 7-year-old Seattle startup that offers a mobile car repair service, has reeled in another competitor with the acquisition of YourMechanic, a Silicon Valley startup founded in 2012 that also offers repairs. YourMechanic will add more than 350 technicians across 30 states to Wrench’s network. The company had raised more than $40 million from investors including Andreessen Horowitz and SoftBank, and was a Y Combinator startup in 2012. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.