Tag: series
Cyber security training platform Immersive Labs closes $75M Series C led...
Immersive Labs, a platform which teaches cyber security skills corporate employees by using real, up-to-date threat intelligence in a “gamified” way, has closed a...
Slintel scores $20M Series A as buyer intelligence tool gains traction
One clear outcome of the pandemic was pushing more people to do their shopping online, and that was as true for B2B as it...
Corporate services “super app” Osome lands $16M Series A
Osome, a startup that combines multiple corporate services for SMEs into one “super app,” has raised a $ 16 million Series A. The...
Seoul-based Ringle raises $18M Series A for its one-on-one English tutoring...
Many of the highest-profile English tutoring platforms focus on children, including VIPKID and Magic Ears. Ringle created a niche for itself by focusing on...
Google’s Gradient Ventures leads $8.2M Series A for Vault Platform’s misconduct...
Fixing workplace misconduct reporting is a mission that’s snagged London-based Vault Platform backing from Google’s AI focused fund, Gradient Ventures, which is the lead...
DEAL OF THE DAY: £130 slashed off the Philips Series 7000...
IF YOU'VE been on the hunt for a wet and dry rotary shaver with rave reviews, we've got good news - the Philips Series...
Singapore-based D2C dental brand Zenyum raises $40M Series B from L...
Zenyum, a startup that wants to make cosmetic dentistry more affordable, announced today it has raised a $ 40 million Series B. This...
Indonesian agritech platform TaniHub Group harvests a $65.5M Series B round
TaniHub Group, an Indonesian startup that helps farmers get better prices and more customers for their crops, has raised a $ 65.5 million...
Elderly caretech platform Birdie gets $11.5M Series A led by Index
SaaS-maker Birdie has closed an $ 11.5 million Series A round of funding led by Index Ventures. Existing investor Kamet Ventures also participated. The...
Personal skin problems leads founder to launch skincare startup Nøie, raises...
Inspired by his own problems with skin ailments, tech founder Daniel Jensen decided there had to be a better way. So, using an in-house...
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