Nifty Games added $38 million in new capital so it can launch its NFL Clash and NBA Clash mobile games.
About $26 million comes in the form of an investment led by Vulcan Capital, while $12 million comes in the form of debt financing. Much of that money will go toward launching the games and acquiring new users, said CEO Jon Middleton in an interview with GamesBeat.
Prive, a months-old, San Francisco-based startup founded by two former Uber product managers, just raised $1.7 million in pre-seed funding to create what it describes as a far more customizable e-commerce subscriptions platform for D2C brands.
The self-described “social live media platform” which has powered virtual concerts for Tame Impala and Isaiah Rashad just secured $12 million in Series A funding, led by Forerunner Ventures.
Pakistan’s B2B marketplace Bazaar is reportedly the latest to secure a mega round in the South Asian market. According to a report in Tech Crunch, the one-year-old startup has raised $30 million in a Series A round. The new financing round is said to be the largest Series A in Pakistan.
A one-year-old startup that is building a business-to-business marketplace for merchants in Pakistan and also helping them digitize their bookkeeping is the latest to secure a mega-round in the South Asian market.
Additive manufacturing composites company AREVO has completed the construction of what is reportedly the world’s largest continuous carbon fiber composite additive manufacturing facility.
If you’ve ever sold a house, you know what a pain it is to go through the process of listing, showing and negotiating the sale of your home.
Sonny Vu, the former founder and chief executive of the wearable technology company Misfit, has had a busy summer since he was named the new chief executive of 3D printing technology company Arevo.
Miguel Fernández and his team want to help cash-strapped startups with recurring revenue raise money and to do so quickly.
Almost overnight, platforms that offer non-dilutive capital for recurring revenue businesses have become white-hot. It was only in March that Pipe — which aims to be the “Nasdaq for revenue” — raised $150 million, but two months later had raised $250 million at a $2 billion valuation.
This fever is now reaching Europe, where today Capchase raised an additional $280 million in new debt and equity funding, led by i80 Group, following a $125 million round in June. But unlike Pipe, Capchase is playing both in the U.S. and in Europe, where it has made €100 million available to more than 50 companies in its first month of operation on the continent.