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TL;DR: This article covers multiple developments in the Indian start-up ecosystem. Here are some key points: DMI Group acquires BNPL fintech ZestMoney in a distress sale deal. The ‘UK-India Emerging Tech Exchange

TLDR: SpaceWERX, a venture fund for the U.S. Space Force, has awarded contracts worth up to $1.7 million each to 18 companies, including three startups from the Pacific Northwest. The Washington state

TLDR: Utah Tech Week: Clearing the Air, Investing in Utah Startups, and Funding Innovations in Film Technology With Tech Week around the corner, Utah’s tech enthusiasts, investors, and entrepreneurs are preparing for

TLDR: General Catalyst’s HATCo is set to acquire Summa Health The companies expect to finalize a definitive agreement in the next few months General Catalyst’s healthcare arm, HATCo, has announced its plans

TLDR: Microsoft’s venture capital arm, M12, received $275 million this fiscal year to invest in startups aligned with its mission M12 currently has 110 active investments, including AI platform Typeface.ai Microsoft’s venture

TLDR: – Investment firms are raising billions of dollars to buy discounted stakes in venture capital-backed technology start-ups. – The start-up secondary market, where investors and employees buy and sell shares in

TLDR: Las Olas Venture Capital (LOVC) has made a seed investment in Trajektory, a B2B SaaS platform that provides data analytics for sports sponsorships. Trajektory aggregates and analyzes sponsorship data from multiple

TLDR: After the recent announcement of Apple’s Digital Health Initiative, concerns have been raised about the addictive nature of smartphones and the impact on mental well-being, particularly among young people. The initiative

TLDR: Foley Hoag has expanded its emerging company and venture capital team in Denver with the addition of partners Rose Standifer and Allie Clark. Standifer specializes in advising emerging companies on various

TLDR: Executives from Harvard’s $51 billion endowment visited Silicon Valley last week in an effort to repair relationships with investors. The team from Harvard Management Company visited firms such as Sequoia Capital,