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TLDR: Latin American startups closed 76 funding rounds for a total of US$846mn in May 2024, with major deals in Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. Microsoft reached an agreement with Brazilian investment fund

TLDR: Women entrepreneurs only receive 1.9% of venture capital funding despite owning 42% of US businesses. Several grants and programs are emerging to address the funding gap and empower female entrepreneurs. Women

TLDR: Dallas-based private equity firm Crux Capital adds Ardi Sahinovic as director of business development and Amanda Kennelly as vice president of administration. The firm aims to strengthen its capabilities and drive

TLDR: Not Enough Women Are Pitching To VCs Key points from the article: AlbionVC found that women represented only 20% of the founders in their investment portfolio. Radia Accelerator was created to

TLDR: Europe is experiencing faster growth in startups than the US, but many end up moving to the US due to various challenges. Fragmentation and regulatory differences within the EU hinder scaling

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TLDR: Key Points: Pantera Capital is raising funds for its second investment in The Open Network’s Toncoin (TON) token The firm aims to raise capital to buy more TON tokens and has

TLDR: Mariliis Holm of Sustainable Food Ventures discusses how to get funded in 2024 in the latest podcast episode. Investors are looking for founders with passion, perseverance, and a clear understanding of

TLDR: The top 5 funding rounds for the week came from the biotech/healthcare and cybersecurity sectors. Four companies secured nine-figure rounds, signaling a return of megadeals after a few slow weeks. In

TLDR: Chris Thompson, founder of Sober Sidekick, rejected funding from venture capitalists who wanted him to refer users to rehab centers for profit. Thompson decided to cut ties with these centers due