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TLDR: Saudi Venture Capital invested $30 million in Olive Rock Partners Fund I, a private equity fund focusing on mid-market buyouts. This investment is part of SVC’s Investment in Funds Program aimed

TLDR: Artificial intelligence (AI) startups are increasingly seeking funding from big technology companies like Microsoft and Amazon, bypassing traditional venture capitalists. Microsoft’s $10 billion investment in OpenAI has sparked a rush of

TLDR: – Over 35,000 startups shut down in 2023 due to funding winter in India. – VC funding for tech platforms expected to shift to traditional sectors. In 2023, the Indian startup

TLDR: India’s venture capital landscape is expected to experience a surge post-elections, with a focus on emerging sectors such as deep tech, space tech, generative AI, and electric mobility. The Bain &

TLDR: Big-name investors like Reid Hoffman and Michael Moritz are scaling back in the Valley. This shift is making way for a new generation of tech power brokers. In a recent article

TLDR: Fluidra has launched a €20 million corporate venture capital fund, Fluidra Ventures, to invest in tech-based startups in the pool and wellness sector. The fund aims to revolutionize the industry by

TLDR: India’s venture capital landscape matured in 2023 with a decline in funding and deal volume, driven by global caution on risk capital and domestic challenges. Mega-rounds decreased, unicorns deferred fundraising, and

TLDR: First Move, an early-stage venture capital firm led by former Fave CEO Joel Neoh, has invested in 10 Southeast Asian startups, with a focus on Malaysian startups and founders. The average

TLDR: Scaled startups from 2020 and 2021 may drive venture capital investment activity in 2024. Investors are diversifying into traditional sectors, such as offline retail and BFSI. According to a report by

Article Summary TLDR: Only one percent of VC capital in Austin goes to women founders Austin Women Entrepreneurs Task Force aims to make Austin a leader in female entrepreneurship Carla McDonald, chair