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The Southeast Asia Fintech Sector Is At An Inflection Point
Fintech in Southeast Asia faces a pivotal moment with a 65% drop in funding, yet the region's digital readiness and regulatory support signal a resilient path forward. Discover the challenges and opportunities in this evolving landscape.
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Switzerland’s Wingman Ventures rebrands to Founderful, aims for a $120M fund
Founderful is making waves in the Swiss startup ecosystem with its $85M Fund II, aiming for $120M to invest in groundbreaking pre-seed and seed-stage startups.
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Web3 Inherently Has Anti-Monopolistic Qualities Embedded in it: Animoca's Yat Siu
Discover how Yat Siu is revolutionizing the gaming market with blockchain technology and NFTs to create a more democratized and decentralized industry.
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Speedinvest closes fourth fund at $380M to back early-stage startups in Europe
Speedinvest closes its fourth fund at $380M to back early-stage startups in Europe and beyond, surpassing its initial goal.
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How To Raise $1 Million In SBIR Funding As A Small Business
A Guide For Small Businesses Considering the SBIR Process, From Awardee, Cardiologist and Entrepreneur Dr. Elizabeth Ofili, Who Raised Millions For Her Company Health360x
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Strategies for Startups to Overcome the Funding Winter
The era of easy and abundant capital is over so it is essential for startups to exhibit strong fundamentals and sound strategy during this funding winter.
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Funding Winter Presents a Unique Opportunity for Homegrown VC Firms to Shine
The funding winter has given domestic venture capital firms a rare chance to demonstrate their adaptability and resilience. During these difficult times, new strategies and crucial maxims have emerged,
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bit.bio Expands Board of Directors With Appointment of Distinguished Investor, Philanthropist, and Scientist
Cell coding company bit.bio today announces the addition of its early stage investor Weslie Janeway as a Board
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How Magic Spoon Brought Innovation To The Breakfast Table
Before the founders of Magic Spoon tackled the cereal aisle, their first startup was a line of protein bars using cricket protein called Exo. While the business was eventually sold, it taught them the importance of product-market fit and the difficulty of building a category from scratch.
