
Creator Tayla Cannon receives $1.1M investment from Slow Ventures’ Creator Fund to build PT software
Creator Tayla Cannon raises $1.1M from Slow Ventures’ Creator Fund to launch Rebuildr, a new proactive PT and rehab software platform.
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Creator Tayla Cannon raises $1.1M from Slow Ventures’ Creator Fund to launch Rebuildr, a new proactive PT and rehab software platform.

LPs say venture funds now stretch 18–20 years, valuations are collapsing, and emerging managers are struggling as the VC liquidity crisis deepens.

Sphere raises $21M in funding led by a16z to expand its AI-driven global tax compliance platform, helping companies automate registration, filings, and remittances.

AI data centre provider Lambda secures $1.5B in funding, led by TWG Global, following a massive multibillion-dollar deal with Microsoft for GPU infrastructure.

Chris Sacca’s Lowercarbon Capital is raising a second, larger fund to back nuclear fusion startups, such as Commonwealth Fusion Systems and Pacific Fusion, expanding on its $250 million…

Deloitte continues to roll out AI tools like Anthropic’s Claude to all its employees, despite the Australian government demanding a $10 million refund for an AI-generated report with fake…

Despite the ongoing government shutdown, Navan, formerly known as TripActions, moves forward with its IPO filing. The corporate travel management company plans to raise nearly $1 billion…

Notion Capital launches a $130M Growth Opps III fund to back European startups in AI, SaaS, and defence tech, addressing the region’s venture capital gap.

AI recruiter startup Alex raises $17M led by Peak XV Partners to automate initial job interviews using voice AI. The tool conducts thousands of candidate screenings daily for top global…

French engineer-turned-YouTuber Gabriel Jarrosson has raised a $12 million VC fund focused solely on Y Combinator startups, after building a large following and syndicate through his…

Startup founders warn Trump’s $100K H-1B visa fee will price out smaller companies, hurt innovation, and push talent abroad while Big Tech adapts.

Billionaire VC Michael Moritz criticizes Trump’s $100,000 annual H-1B visa levy, calling it a “brutish extortion scheme” that risks driving tech jobs overseas.