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TLDR: Cambridge-based materials company Xampla has secured €6.4 million ($7.7 million) in a funding round to expand production of its biodegradable, plant-based materials and help big brands move away from single-use plastics.

Key Points: Singapore-based health tech startup, Mesh Bio, has confirmed the completion of a USD 3.5 million Series A funding round, led by East Ventures. Brisbane-based construction software startup, ProcurePro, has raised

TLDR: Silicon Valley investors have amassed a $300bn cash pile as start-ups seek funding amid a funding crunch in the industry. The surge in available capital comes as demand for investment in

TLDR: – Silicon Valley investors have amassed a $300bn cash pile as start-up funding faces a crunch – Many start-ups are struggling to secure financing due to the economic uncertainty caused by

SoftBank Ventures Asia, a venture capital firm based in Seoul, has announced that it will change its name to SBVA starting February 1st. This name change comes after the firm was acquired

TLDR: Continuation funds are becoming popular in the venture capital world as a way for VC firms to find exits in difficult economic environments. A continuation fund involves raising fresh money from

Summa Health, an Akron-based health system, is defending its proposed acquisition by venture capital firm Health Assurance Transformation Company (HATCo) despite concerns from the community. Chief Operating Officer Benjamin Sutton stated that

TLDR: J.P. Morgan is providing specialized services to early-stage startups, venture-backed, and high-growth companies. J.P. Morgan offers financial solutions, access to networks, and money-management solutions to help streamline banking experiences and make

TLDR: Investment into African tech startups decreased by 28% to $2.4 billion in 2023. The decrease is attributed to the global capital shortage affecting the continent. The annual African Tech Startups Funding

In American Alliance for Equal Rights v. Fearless Fund Management LLC, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit will hear arguments regarding a challenge under Section 1981 of the Civil