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TLDR: Marketboomer, a Sydney B2B hospitality supplies platform, raised $4.9 million in a round led by Salter Brothers Tech Fund. The investment will be used for resources in the Australian market, expansion

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TLDR: Building a brand without investor funding is possible and can lead to success. Key strategies include cultivating a strong vision and brand identity, forming strategic partnerships, and leveraging organic marketing. For

TLDR: Anbogen Therapeutics, a Taiwan-based company, raised USD 7.5M in Series A+ funding led by KGI Venture Capital. The funds will support the Phase II clinical trial of ABT-301 in combination with

TLDR: – Pieces, a developer productivity tech startup based in Cincinnati, raised $13.5m in Series A funding. – The round was led by Drive Capital with participation from other investors. Pieces, founded

TLDR: VC funding in June totaled $397.2 million, a decrease from May’s $698 million Notable funding rounds included Axena, Sware, SiTration, AVAVA Inc., and Vecna Robotics June saw a decrease in VC

TLDR: Tato Bigio co-founded UBQ Materials, an environmental startup that turns non-recyclable trash into a non-oil-based plastic alternative. Finding strategic investors, or “intelligent money,” has been crucial for UBQ’s fundraising journey. In

TLDR: Faltering start-ups are raising cash in funding rounds that wipe out existing investors’ prospects. New backers are receiving high returns akin to payday lending as these companies struggle to survive. Faltering

TLDR: Private equity funds in Australia are increasingly investing in startups as venture capital firms focus more on early-stage bets and avoid later stage rounds. Traditional buyout firms like Quadrant Private Equity

TLDR: India-based venture capital firm Venture Highway is merging with General Catalyst. The combined firm plans to invest at least $500 million to $1 billion in India. India-based venture capital firm Venture