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TLDR: Abhishek Nag and Vaibhav Agrawal have resigned from Lightspeed Venture Partners in India. Nag has joined 360 One to oversee early-stage investments, while Agrawal is starting his own venture firm. Their

TLDR: Avenir, a UK-based wealth management software company, has secured $530,000 in pre-seed funding following their completion of the ABN AMRO + Techstars Future of Finance accelerator program. The company aims to

TLDR: The United States has been ranked as the most attractive country for private businesses by CEOWORLD Magazine’s Global Private Equity, Venture Capital, and Hedge Funds Attractiveness Index. Key points from the

TLDR: ThreeD Capital partners with Passive Income Investor Inc. to boost investor relations efforts. The agreement involves utilizing social media and video development to increase investor awareness. ThreeD Capital Inc., a Canadian

TLDR: Jonathan Wu, investor at a new NYC-based preseed fund, believes training in crypto is worth 10x training elsewhere. Crypto attracts ambitious and unconventional people, similar to startups 20 years ago. In

TLDR: Venture Capital Guru Touts Crypto Work as Asymmetric Career Opportunity Key Points: Venture capital investor Jonathan Wu claims that switching to crypto work is highly beneficial for one’s career due to

TLDR: Despite a drop in VC funding, Miami’s startup ecosystem shows “staying power” with significant funding raised in Q1 2024. Summary: The first quarter of 2024 saw a decrease in VC funding

TLDR: AI startups are booming in 2024, with $9.8 billion in funding in the first half of the year. However, the broader tech startup landscape is facing a Series A funding crunch,

TLDR: Houston startups raised a combined $320 million in venture funding last quarter. Five Houston startups have raised over $320 million in venture funding so far in 2024. Houston’s VC activity in

TLDR: Key Points: Deal making dropped to a 7-year low in Q1’24 Funding saw an 11% QoQ climb, driven by generative AI In the first quarter of 2024, analysts are examining the