Shark Tank’s Daymond John shares hard-earned wisdom from building FUBU into a global brand. His advice challenges conventional startup thinking about speed, funding, and what true wealth really means.
London-based Synthesia has reportedly secured $200 million in fresh funding at a $4 billion valuation, doubling its worth in just months. The Google Ventures-led round highlights growing enterprise demand for AI-generated video solutions.
The FinTech IPO Index dropped 3.5% as lending platforms suffered double-digit losses. Despite AI innovations and strong credit metrics, the sector faces investor skepticism amid economic uncertainty and regulatory pressures.
Canonical’s founder reveals the company meets all financial requirements for going public but chooses to wait for operational maturity. The Ubuntu creator prioritizes long-term stability over rushing to market amid current volatility.
Oren Zeev’s $1 billion return from Navan’s IPO represents more than just a massive payday. It validates the solo GP model in venture capital and signals a fundamental shift in how startup investing operates in today’s fast-moving environment.
India’s intercity bus market is undergoing a tech-driven transformation as IntrCity SmartBus secures $30 million in Series D funding. The startup’s asset-light model and data-driven approach are challenging traditional transportation norms across 15 states.
The platform known for adult content is expanding into business education. A former model and entrepreneur will teach entrepreneurship classes, marking OnlyFans’ first dedicated business content initiative.
A TikTok user has unearthed functional Project Ara prototypes, giving new life to Google’s abandoned modular phone concept. The viral discovery highlights both the promise and challenges of modular smartphone technology that continues to influence the industry years after cancellation.
A three-year legal battle over a claimed $70 million equity stake in billion-dollar fintech Array has ended in dismissal. The case reveals fundamental documentation failures that could haunt other startups.
iPNOTE’s AI paralegal handles 90% of routine IP communications across 130+ countries. The Spanish LegalTech startup just secured €857k to expand globally as European LegalTech investment surges.
