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AppsFlyer Raises $1B in Series E, Eyes IPO After $2.7B Valuation
A major funding round has propelled AppsFlyer to a $2.7 billion valuation. The analytics firm secured over $1 billion from investors including Google and Meta. The company is now preparing for a potential public offering.
Precise.ai Raises $7M to Audit Every Programmatic Ad Decision
A new platform promises to break down every step in programmatic ad buying. Precise.ai, led by ad tech veterans, just secured $7 million to expand its decision-level analytics for agencies and brands.
Why AI Investors Overlooked My Startup—and What Founders Should Know
Most AI funding flows to giants, but real value lies deeper. One founder explains why technical breakthroughs—not quick products—will shape the future. Here’s what investors often miss.
Jeff Bezos Unveils Prometheus, an AI Startup Targeting Engineering Disruption
A new AI venture led by Jeff Bezos is aiming to transform how physical products are designed. Prometheus, now valued at $41 billion, wants to create an 'artificial general engineer.' The company just secured $12 billion in funding.
SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs Set to Reshape Startup Exits
A wave of mega-IPOs is coming, but most startups may not benefit directly. Instead, stronger M&A activity could become the main exit route. Find out how these public listings could change the landscape.
Base10 Partners Raises $850M to Back Automation in Key Sectors
Two new funds will target startups in logistics, payroll, and construction. The firm aims to bring advanced automation to industries powering the real economy. Base10 Partners is doubling down on research-driven investments.
Guardian Offers £10,000 for European Democracy
A new fund will back one filmmaker with £10,000, editorial support, and wide distribution. The initiative seeks urgent, character-driven stories about democracy in Europe.
Why $100 Million Startup Rounds Are Now the New Normal
Late-stage startup funding has changed. $100 million rounds are now typical, not rare. Investors are concentrating bigger bets on fewer companies, especially in AI.
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