
Robinhood-backed startup fund struggles during NYSE debut
Robinhood’s startup-focused investment fund had a weak start on its NYSE debut, highlighting investor caution toward new-venture-style public funds.
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Robinhood’s startup-focused investment fund had a weak start on its NYSE debut, highlighting investor caution toward new-venture-style public funds.

City Detect raises $13 million in Series A funding to expand its AI platform that helps cities detect safety risks, manage waste, and improve urban services.

DiligenceSquared is using AI and voice-based agents to streamline mergers and acquisitions research, helping firms conduct faster and more affordable due diligence.

Electric mobility startup Zeno raises $25 million to expand manufacturing of battery-swap motorbikes, aiming to scale affordable EV mobility and charging infrastructure.

Science Corp has raised $230 million to advance development of its brain implant technology aimed at restoring vision and expanding the future of brain-computer interfaces.

Lio has raised $30 million from Andreessen Horowitz and other investors to automate enterprise procurement processes and improve purchasing efficiency for large companies.

AI startups are increasingly selling the same equity at different prices as investors compete for deals, using structures like side rounds and secondary sales to secure allocations.

Three major companies accounted for a large share of the $189 billion in global venture capital funding last month, highlighting growing concentration in startup investment.

Fig Security comes out of stealth with $38 million in funding to help security teams monitor infrastructure changes and reduce risks across modern cloud environments.

India’s Pronto is formalising domestic work through a digital platform, helping households hire verified house help as the startup’s valuation grows eightfold in under a year.

Parade founder Cami Tellez launches a new creator-economy marketing platform and secures $4 million in funding to help brands collaborate more effectively with digital creators.

Investors reveal the red flags they now avoid in AI SaaS startups, from weak differentiation to unsustainable growth models in a crowded artificial intelligence market.
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