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TLDR: – Fintech startups raised over $100 billion in venture capital funding in 2021, a record for the sector. – Many venture capitalists who led those deals are now moving on. Fintech

TLDR: Dallas-based private equity firm Crossplane Capital has acquired Ohio-based Hynes Industries, a manufacturer of precision-engineered roll-formed metal parts and assemblies. The partnership with Crossplane Capital will help Hynes Industries accelerate its

TLDR: Vintage Investment Partners, a FoF manager and investor in funds from Accel, a16z, and General Catalyst, has closed its fourth growth-stage fund at $200 million The fund brings Vintage’s AUM to

TLDR: The end of 2023 saw a slow year for venture capital funding in Massachusetts, with total deals, exits, and capital invested in the state’s startups below previous years. The fourth quarter

Japanese Fund of Funds (FoF), GREE, plans to allow international limited partners (LPs) to invest in its domestic venture capital (VC) fund. The firm is considering re-opening its first Japanese fund to

TLDR: Venture capitalists expect M&A exits to become more viable this year Most venture capitalists don’t see the IPO market rebounding until late this year or 2025 According to a recent article

TL;DR: – Dallas-based venture capital firm Beyond Capital is opening its third fund in the first quarter of 2024 – Beyond Capital looks for startups with disruptive innovation and a potential for

TLDR: COVID-19 cases are rising in the US, prompting concerns about the impact on the economy. As a result, many businesses and individuals are preparing for another potential lockdown. This article discusses

TLDR: TEDCO has selected 100KM Ventures as one of the early-stage venture capital fund managers to support the management and investment of up to $10 million in funding from the U.S. Department

TLDR: The number and value of venture capital deals in the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue metro area in the fourth quarter of 2023 fell from the previous year and the previous quarter. The Seattle region’s