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In the first half of February, several startups in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space secured significant funding from venture capitalists. TLDR: The Lava Protocol and Analog received $15 million and $16 million

TLDR: The freeze on growth funds in the venture capital industry is beginning to thaw, creating an opportunity for LPs to invest under more favorable terms. LPs who have little or no

Crypto venture funding has increased for the first time in nearly two years, following the strong rally in bitcoin prices. According to a report by PitchBook, venture funding for crypto-related companies in

Private equity investors are still cautious about investing in serious mental illness (SMI) care due to the challenges associated with the population. However, venture capital firms may be more willing to invest

TLDR: • The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on various industries. • It highlights the potential benefits as well as concerns associated with AI implementation. In this article, the

TLDR: The Built in Miami Startup Program, the largest startup incubator in Florida, has kicked off with over 200 local entrepreneurs. The program is a free, in-person incubator for South Florida entrepreneurs

TLDR: Telluride, CO-based company, ScaleIP, has raised $1.5 million in funding to accelerate the growth and adoption of its IP business intelligence solution. The funding round was led by Greater Colorado Venture

TLDR: – Privy, a real estate investment software platform, has raised $4 million in growth funding. – The company plans to use the funds to invest in product development, customer experience, and

TLDR: Scribe, a platform for documenting and sharing business processes, has raised $25 million in Series B funding. The funding round was led by Redpoint Ventures, with participation from New York Life

TLDR: NYC-based music financing platform, Duetti, has raised $90 million in funding. The funding includes $15 million of new equity and a $75 million credit facility. Duetti plans to use the funds