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TLDR: – Catalyst Fund, a pre-seed VC and accelerator, invests $1.8 million in nine African climate tech startups – The startups focus on addressing climate-related challenges in various sectors such as agriculture,

TLDR: Venture capital can create impressive returns for investors but carries notable risks. Venture capital is money invested in projects like startups, with a focus on potential growth and scale. The article

Article Summary TLDR: Venture funding for crypto-related companies rose by 2.5% in Q4 2023, totaling $1.9 billion. The increased interest in crypto from financial institutions can be attributed to the launch of

TLDR: Venture capital blockchain and crypto funding increased in Q4 2023 Venture funding for crypto-related companies totaled $1.9 billion in Q4 2023, a 2.5% increase from the previous quarter Major crypto ventures

Article Summary TLDR: – Indian founders of venture capital fund Peak XV met with Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, as part of an AI focused trip. – The immersion trip included meetings

TLDR: VC/PE investments in India declined from $42 Bn in 2021 to $10 Bn in 2023, signaling a significant change in the investment landscape 2024 is projected to be a proving year

Article Summary TLDR: Key Points: OpenAI employees can sell shares at $86 billion valuation Thrive Capital leads the deal OpenAI, an artificial intelligence startup, completed a deal allowing employees to sell stakes

TLDR: OpenAI valued at $80 billion in latest deal led by venture firm Thrive Capital. Employees given opportunity to cash out their shares in the company. Article Summary: According to the New

Regional venture capitals refuel their funds – Summary TLDR: Regional venture capitals in the Middle East and North Africa region have successfully attracted new investments. Key elements of the article include the

TLDR: Grace Isford ’15 named as the commencement speaker for Sacred Heart Greenwich’s Class of 2024 graduation ceremony on June 7, 2024. Isford is an accomplished venture capitalist, named to Forbes’ 30