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There is a reason investors investing in startups are called ‘angels’. The capital and the support that they empower startups...

Seattle-based interactive learning platform for software developers, Educative, today announces it has raised $2.3 million in seed funding from Trilogy Equity...

Beanworks, a Canadian fintech and SaaS company, closes a $7.7 million Series B round, citing a culture of gender diversity...

San Francisco and Bangalore-based developer tools startup Hasura announces that it has raised a $1.6 million seed round investment from Nexus Venture...

By providing a hardcore Machine Learning (ML) Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), Finnish startup Valohai raises $1.8 million to help companies scale their...

The Mossad spy agency of Israel is expected to make another open call to invest in startups through its VC...

Here's a relationship you don't read too much about; China and Latin America are quickly becoming strong business partners with...

With a confirmed $93 billion invested into SoftBank's Vision Fund, the Japanese investment firm has the potential to single-handedly hyperfund...

Venture Capital funding in Africa more than doubled between 2015 and 2016, and to simplify the funding process, multilingual bots...

Racism is rampant across the USA and UK. North Korea is on the verge of triggering a nuclear apocalypse; and...

Neobanks are succeeding where traditional banks are failing in attracting millennials to use their services via simplified mobile apps. Neobank Acorns has...

A platform for startups to find interested investors and manage funding has streamlined the investment process. Raising funding is a...

As the demand for tech talent continues to rise in Ottawa, a membership management platform raises $1 million to expand...

Dating app Once receives $5.6 million in funding for its revolutionary concepts in the online dating market. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goiHi0vN0GQ While most...

Usually start-up pitches are weeks if not months in the making, but not this one. Entrepreneur turned investor Niall Harbison is inviting start-ups to pitch their ideas in 140 characters or less for the chance to secure vital initial funding.

One of the hardest things start-ups face is getting that initial marketing boost or user-base that often ultimately determines their success or failure. Now, a unique and innovative start-up Wahooly attempts to solve this.

Diaspora appears to be getting desperate. The once-hyped saviour to our social networking privacy woes has written an open-ended blog post, pleading for further contributions to help sustain the open-source project into the future.

Just over one year since the employment initiative ‘Your Country, Your Call’ closed for entries, the Irish Times today report that the competition’s request for funding has been withdrawn by its organisers. Contest initiator Dr. Martin McAleese, husband of President Mary McAleese, has withdrawn his request of €300,000 in government funding stating that it was no longer needed.

You may call him defiant, or foolhardy, but in one week Mark Krieger will do something that would make most bank managers wince, he will launch his latest start-up. His new application, TweetRoost, is a multiuser-oriented Twitter client designed to help “individuals and groups efficiently monitor, assign, categorize, save and analyze tweets from one or multiple Twitter accounts”.

Paper.li, a site that “organizes links shared on Twitter and Facebook into an easy to read newspaper-style format” has just raised $2.1 million in funding. SmallRivers, the Swiss company behind paper.li will receive capital from Highland Capital Partners, SoftBank Capitol, and Endeavour Vision.