In the S-1 filing, the company reported $155 million in revenue for the year that ended on Jan. 31, 2020, up nearly 50 percent from the same period the year prior. | Continue reading
Grafana Labs works with organizations using its Grafana open-source software platform for visualizing their metrics, logs and traces data. | Continue reading
With investors more active than ever, the public markets opening up, and acquirers looking for opportunities, we anticipate increased activity in the months ahead. | Continue reading
Ro says it has seen its year-over-year revenue grow 328 percent between 2018 and 2019 and its annual recurring revenue reach $250 million. | Continue reading
Meditopia develops customized mental wellbeing programs that take into account culture, language and country for non-English speaking users. | Continue reading
With nearly 55 million shares outstanding, the company would be valued between $1.26 billion and $1.43 billion, lower than its last private valuation. | Continue reading
New entrants to the top 30 include Tokyo (No. 15), Seoul (No. 20), Shenzhen (No. 22), Hangzhou (No. 28), and São Paulo (No. 30). | Continue reading
Big Health is on a mission to help people achieve good mental health without medicine or help from human therapists. | Continue reading
Streamlit helps data scientists turn their data into predictive models through AI and machine learning. | Continue reading
EnsoData has quadrupled the size of its customer base in each of the past two years. | Continue reading
Actions speak louder than words. | Continue reading
With the COVID-19 pandemic changing consumer’s spending habits, many credit card owners have changed which behaviors they want rewarded. | Continue reading
COVID-19 has halted on-site clinical trials, and experts say it is the perfect time to embrace virtual components to keep participants connected with studies. | Continue reading
Soon, unicorns will become myths once more as we see the rise of the 'camel' aka companies with a renewed focus on resiliency and caution. | Continue reading
Access Industries led the financing, which included participation from Andresseen Horowitz (a16z). | Continue reading
Other (high-profile) investors participated in the investment, which brings the company’s total venture raised to $27.3 million since its 2015 inception. | Continue reading
Covariant is ready to expand its universal artificial intelligence robots beyond the warehousing industry. | Continue reading
With layoffs among startups, there’s an additional component employees need to worry about if they’ve been let go: how to handle equity. | Continue reading
The pace of layoffs seems to have decelerated some, but job cuts among startups continue to take place. | Continue reading
The coronavirus pandemic has caused layoffs industrywide, and even the most high-flying startups are feeling the effects of the virus. | Continue reading
Mobile marketing tech startup Branch laid off 20 percent of its team this week, the company confirmed to Crunchbase News. | Continue reading
The Series B funding was a combination of debt & equity for Thrasio, which has seen its gross revenue surge to over $200 million in less than two years. | Continue reading
Major tech conferences have been canceled or postponed because of concerns surrounding the novel coronavirus. And in turn, companies that support remote meetings are flourishing. | Continue reading
More companies are implementing work-from-home policies in the midst of escalated concerns over the coronavirus. As such, it's no surprise that businesses which equip remote workers are seeing an uptick in interest. | Continue reading
Netlify builds software tools that help with different aspects of JAMstack development. | Continue reading
WeWork laid out a five-year plan on Tuesday, including goals to be free cash flow positive by 2022 and have $1 billion of free cash flow by 2024. | Continue reading
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a suit to block the acquisition of direct-to-consumer razor startup Harry’s by Schick razor parent company Edgewell Personal Care. | Continue reading
iOffice has scooped up conference room reservation startup Teem after WeWork announced plans to sell the company. | Continue reading
A California air taxi startup has just pulled in $590 million in a new round of funding, with automaker Toyota as the lead investor. | Continue reading
Tech startups are facing hiring challenges, and the entrepreneurs within them are left in flux as documentation and fees are added atop meetings and work responsibilities. | Continue reading
Venture capital and private equity firm Insight Partners plans to acquire Armis Security at a valuation of $1.1 billion, the company announced Monday. | Continue reading
Several teams will be affected by layoffs, with the highest concentration in engineering, operations and corporate development | Continue reading
For WeWork, a tumultuous 2019 ends with a new lifeline from Goldman Sachs. | Continue reading
“We’re going to invest in an underlooked asset class that is overperforming.” | Continue reading
Project management startup Asana is expected to go public next year through a direct listing, according to a new report from the Financial Times. | Continue reading
Overall, venture investors put a mammoth US$1.8 billion to work in Q3 of this year, according to the Canadian Venture Capital & Private Equity Association (CVCA), which published its latest quarterly results this week. | Continue reading
Thirteen-year-old Bill.com, which became a unicorn earlier this year, has filed for $100 million IPO. | Continue reading
NUVIA, a new company made up of ex-Apple and Google engineers, announced this morning it has raised $53 million in a Series A round of funding. | Continue reading
1Password, a profitable Toronto-based password manager, has raised $200 million in a massive Series A funding round. | Continue reading
Idwall uses machine learning and AI to to help companies “build a seamless digital onboarding process." | Continue reading
What level and type of losses are acceptable to public market investors these days? | Continue reading
9 Shares Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn We’ve been tracking the revenue multiples of SaaS companies broadly, and the 2019 IPO class more specifically over the past few months. We’re working to understand why some companies have solid IPO pricing runs, only to struggle as public … | Continue reading
Notably, it’s not only startups that started off life looking to build a neo bank who are building out banking-like services. | Continue reading
Expect more winter watching from these pages of the coming weeks. | Continue reading
Chicago-based Sprout Social filed its initial paperwork to go public, and we've got the details. | Continue reading
The financing comes less than eight months after the company raised its $20 million Series A, bringing its total raised to $78 million. | Continue reading
The cost of equity trades in the electronic era should have been zero for some time. Finally, Robinhood's free-trading model is becoming the norm. But what does Robinhood do next? | Continue reading
It’s been a good year for Latin America when it comes to venture funding. | Continue reading