Adrian Johnson

TLDR Henry Dimbleby, co-founder of Leon, has launched a new venture capital firm called Bramble Partners focused on finding “better ways to feed the world.” The £50 million fund will invest in

In a guest post for Technical.ly, Tiffany Wilson, president and CEO of University City Science Center, predicts that 2024 will be a better year for startups and venture capital. Wilson highlights several

TLDR: A venture capital firm backed by Sir Richard Branson has raised £250 million to invest in technology businesses in Britain, the United States, and the Nordic region. The fund, called Giant

TLDR: – SK Networks, a rental business and investment unit owned by SK, has partnered with Bow Capital Management, a California-based venture capital firm, to collaborate on future investments in the field

TLDR: A lack of funding or investors is a major reason why startups fail, according to a survey of 500 founders. While venture capital is an option, it only funds a small

TLDR: Avanz Capital Egypt and Avanz Manara for Private Equity have invested in Bosta, a technology-based shipping and logistics company for e-commerce businesses in Egypt. Bosta, founded in 2017, has delivered over

TLDR: South Korean trading company SK Networks has partnered with venture capital firm Bow Capital, based in Silicon Valley, for investment cooperation. South Korean company SK Networks will sell its treasury stocks

TLDR: Speedinvest, a pan-European early-stage venture capital fund, has closed its fourth flagship fund, Speedinvest 4, at €350 million, surpassing its original goal of €300 million by €50 million. The new capital

TLDR: – Cornerstone Venture Partners Fund, a tech-focused venture capital firm, has launched its second VC fund with a focus on software-as-a-service (SaaS) platforms. – The firm has previously backed companies like

Venture capital firm Speedinvest has closed its latest fund at €350 million ($435 million), surpassing its target of €300 million. The final close brings the firm’s total assets under management to over