TLDR: In this article, it is reported that a new study has found a possible link between processed foods and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. The research, conducted by a team
TLDR: Hub71 in Abu Dhabi’s global tech ecosystem saw startups raise $1.5 billion in 2023. The region’s tech ecosystem focused on priority sectors and launched specialist ecosystems for Web3, digital assets, and
TLDR: Key Points: Wilmington-area startups are seeing investment in connected devices and life sciences. The “Coastal Corridor” is connecting Wilmington startups with resources in the Raleigh/Durham area. As the Wilmington innovation and
TLDR: Stockholm-based venture capital firm EQT closes EQT X fund at €22B, exceeding the €20B target. EQT X is one of the largest private equity funds ever raised, with investments from a
Article Summary TLDR: Key points: Embat, a Spanish fintech for real-time treasury management, raised €14.7 million in a Series A round led by Creandum. The funding will be used for international expansion
TLDR: Merak Ventures has invested USD 1.45 million in Farmtheory, an agri-food startup, to help them scale operations, expand their supply arm, enhance technological infrastructure, and strengthen their supply chain. Article Summary:
TLDR: Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) plans to introduce Qatar’s inaugural venture capital (VC) Fund of Funds, an investment program aimed at fostering innovation in the country by allocating over $1 billion to
TLDR: How Do VCs Value Fintech Startups? Key Points: Indian fintech industry poised for significant growth, with the market size expected to reach $150 billion by 2025. Understanding VC valuation methods is
TLDR: COTU Ventures has launched its first fund with $54 million to invest in MENA founders at the Pre-Seed and Seed stages. The fund is sector-agnostic and has already invested in over
TLDR: Female venture capitalists like Renana Ashkenazi, Nofar Amikam, and Sapir Harosh are leading a shift in Israel’s VC sector, defying norms and driving innovation. While women are still a minority in