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TLDR: Purpose Venture Capital has invested in Bioworks, a Singapore-based new material creation company. The investment will be used for R&D, human resources, and the expansion of its product portfolio. Grab has

TLDR: Venture capital firms are making significant investments in military technology, which could have far-reaching consequences for global warfare. These investments are driven by the VC business model, which aims to make

TLDR: – Social commerce platform Toki, based in the Philippines, has secured $1.8 million in pre-seed funding. – The funding comes from venture capital partners Kaya Founders and Foxmont Capital Partners. –

TLDR: A venture capitalist has stated that startups in 2024 will require a strong marketing strategy in order to secure funding. This “unstealthing” process involves increasing a company’s visibility in search engine

TLDR: Venture capitalists are looking for startups with a strong marketing strategy in order to secure funding. This strategy, known as “unstealthing,” requires startups to have an internet presence and be searchable

TLDR: Opponents of workplace diversity programs are using Section 1981 of the Civil Rights Act of 1866 to challenge equity policies and funding to minority-owned businesses. A conservative activist group is using

TLDR: Bioworks, a new material creation company, has secured funding in a third-party share allotment from international venture capital firms Purpose Venture Capital and Lavender Hill Capital, among others. – Bioworks has

Summary of “Better margins attract VCs to specialty coffee startups” Better margins attract VCs to specialty coffee startups TLDR: Specialty coffee chains are attracting more venture capital than direct-to-consumer (D2C) players. The

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TLDR: Singapore-based investment firm Asia Partners has closed its second fund, Asia Partners II, LP, at $474 million. Investors in the fund include institutional investors, family offices, and individual investors from six