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Grover tops up debt facility to €250M to scale its renting model for consumer electronics 0
- Raises and Exits, Uncategorized
- January 15, 2020
Grover, the Berlin-based startup that offers “pay-as-you-go” subscriptions to the latest consumer tech, including e-scooters, has closed a new “asset-backed” financing deal, topping up an existing debt facility with Varengold Bank to a total of €250 million. The additional capital will fuel the next phase of growth as the German company has entered scale-up territory.…
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Whicker: Remembering Pete Dye, golf’s last taskmaster 0
- Startup News, Uncategorized
- January 15, 2020
LA QUINTA — Pete Dye never was known as golf’s defensive coordinator, but that’s what he was. He was the king of different looks. “Indecision, I love indecision,” Paul Casey was saying on Tuesday, at the newly-retitled American Express PGA Tour event here, also known as Beyond Hope. “When I play a great golf hole,…
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Insurify raises $23M Series A to add new coverage varietals, boost its marketing efforts 0
- Startup News, Uncategorized
- January 15, 2020
The venture-backed insurance world is more than the Lemonades and MetroMiles of the world. There’s more room in the industry for startups to shake things up. One such company, Cambridge-based Insurify, is out today with a new venture round that greatly expands its capital base. The startup, which had accepted just $6.6 million over two…
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8 Mistakes to Avoid When Naming Your Business 0
- Startup News, Uncategorized
- January 15, 2020
When choosing a name for your new company, keep these tips in mind to help you find one that will work now — and in the future.
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Treadwell Therapeutics Inks $27M Seed Funding 0
- Raises and Exits, Uncategorized
- January 14, 2020
NEW YORK, NY, TIO Bioventures was established with an initial $27 million in seed financing from TIO Bioventures.
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Atrium lays off lawyers, explains pivot to legal tech 0
- Raises and Exits, Uncategorized
- January 14, 2020
Seventy-five-million-dollar-funded legal services startup Atrium doesn’t want to be the next company to implode as the tech industry tightens its belt and businesses chase margins instead of growth via unsustainable economics. That’s why Atrium is laying off most of its in-house lawyers. Now, Atrium will focus on its software for startups navigating fundraising, hiring and…
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