Dropbox Plans $350M AI Infrastructure Deal With Tigris Buy, Its Biggest Acquisition Yet
Dropbox plans to acquire Tigris Data for $350 million in its largest-ever deal, marking a strategic expansion into AI infrastructure and developer…
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Sector Snapshot: Travel Tech Funding Heads Toward Multiyear Low Despite AI Push
Despite resilient consumer travel demand, venture capital funding for travel tech startups is tracking toward multiyear lows, with artificial intelligence integration failing…
The Invisible Graph: How Companies Grow Revenue And Still Lose Value
Discover why growing company revenue does not always mean higher enterprise value. Learn how multiple compression impacts business exits and why tracking…
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Acquirers Are Snapping Up Boom-Era Startups That Haven’t Raised Funding In Years
Despite years without new funding, venture-backed startups from the 2021 boom are increasingly being acquired. Recent major deals, including Uber buying ezCater for $2.3 billion, show acquirers stepping in despite…
When A Startup Sells, Its Employees’ Equity Plans Can Change Overnight
When a startup undergoes an acquisition, employee equity plans can change overnight, creating financial uncertainty, divergent payouts, and complex career questions for workers holding stock options and restricted stock units.
‘Weird And Maybe Uninvestable’: How Reach Capital Spots Its Venture Winners
Discover how venture firm Reach Capital evolved from a K-12 edtech investor into a nearly $1 billion fund backing learning, health, and work startups like ClassDojo and Stepful.
Why Customer Workflows Are Becoming The Moat In The AI Era
Customer workflows are becoming the ultimate AI moat as deep integration into business operations creates sustainable competitive advantages, driving major corporate acquisitions, strategic alliances, and high-value platform deployments across industries.
Europe Posted Its Strongest Quarter In Q3 In 4 Years, As Its Venture Ecosystem Expands Beyond The UK
Europe experienced its strongest venture funding quarter in four years during Q3, reaching $25 billion, driven heavily by artificial intelligence and major investments in countries like France, Germany, and the…
North America’s Startup Funding Falls In Q3 As AI Giants Eye The Public Markets
North American startup funding fell in the third quarter to $92 billion, primarily due to a lack of megarounds for OpenAI and Anthropic, while artificial intelligence remained the dominant investment…
Crunchbase Data Shows AI’s Most Active Startups Are Becoming Serial Acquirers
According to Crunchbase data, fast-expanding artificial intelligence startups are increasingly becoming serial acquirers, purchasing smaller enterprises to accelerate growth, bridge product gaps, and secure specialized teams.