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Goldman Sachs acquires industrial business for up to $ 965 million as the alternative VC exits
Goldman Sachs agreed to acquire the Ventures industry, a 25 -year -old San Francisco -based investment company with $ 7 billion in management assets, CNBC was…
Last month, Brett Adcock, founder of Robotics Startup Figure AI, claims in a post in x That his company “is now # 1 more sought after…
Turbine increases $ 22 million to help VC investors take cash without selling their shares
Since public registrations slowed down to spend a few years ago, limited partners investing in business funds had a huge problem: a lack of liquidity. The…
The expense management ramp has almost doubled its valuation at $ 13 billion after a secondary stock of $ 150 million, the company announced Monday morning.…
Stripe completes the sale of bids to $ 91.5B valuation, says payments volumes increased to $ 1.4T in 2024
The stripe digital payment platform has not yet paid plans to make public, but in the meantime the company has been throwing past and presents the…
Industry Ventures Raises $900M Fund to Invest in Small, Early-Stage VCs and Their Startups
The trend in venture capital raising in 2024 is pretty clear so far: Large, established VC firms continue to attract capital from limited partners, while smaller,…
What StepStone’s $3.3B venture secondaries fund tells us about current LP appetite for venture
StepStone raised the largest fund dedicated to investing in secondary venture companies, the company was announced Last week. This fundraiser not only speaks volumes for the…
Since the launch of fintech startup Brex in 2017, its two co-founders Henrique Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi have been running the company as co-CEOs. But starting…
Cartaa Silicon Valley startup that spun off one of its businesses earlier this year is working on a secondary sale that would value the company at…
VCs sell shares of hot AI companies like Anthropic and xAI to small investors in wild SPV market
VCs are clamoring to invest in hot AI companies, willing to pay exorbitant stock prices for coveted seats at their tables. Even so, most cannot enter…