Category : Search result: Cambridge funding


Karnataka Startup Funding Falls 40% in 2025

Karnataka's tech funding plunges 40% to $2.7B while Delhi-NCR grows 12% to $2.4B, signaling major shift in India's startup landscape. Discover the changing dynamics.

India Startup Revival: Bigger Cheques, Fewer Deals

Early-stage VC funding in Indian startups is recovering with average cheque sizes nearing 2022 highs. Discover what's driving this revival and which sectors are attracting investor interest.

Fast&Up in talks to raise $50-70 million funding

Sports nutrition brand Fast&Up is negotiating a $50-70 million funding round to expand manufacturing and distribution amid India's booming wellness market. Read more about their growth strategy.

Cambridge's 2025 Word of the Year is 'Parasocial'

Cambridge Dictionary names 'parasocial' the 2025 Word of the Year, highlighting our one-sided bonds with celebrities, influencers, and AI companions. Explore the trend shaping modern emotional life.

Cambridge Dictionary's 2025 Word is 'Parasocial'

Cambridge Dictionary crowns 'parasocial' as the 2025 Word of the Year. A psychologist explains the real-world impact of these one-sided relationships on mental health and real-life connections.

Cambridge Dictionary 2025 Word: Parasocial

Cambridge Dictionary names 'parasocial' as 2025 Word of the Year, reflecting one-sided relationships with celebrities & AI chatbots. Discover what this means for modern connections!

Trozo Raises Seed Fund for AI Loyalty Platform

Trozo secures seed funding from Startfresh Ventures to launch an AI-driven platform allowing consumers to redeem loyalty points across multiple brands and restaurants. Discover the future of loyalty programs!

MoEngage raises $100M for AI marketing expansion

San Francisco and Bengaluru-based customer engagement platform MoEngage raises $100 million in Series E funding led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management and B Capital to accelerate AI-powered marketing solutions and expand across North America and APAC regio

Indian Venture Debt Firms Expand Globally to GCC, SE Asia & UK

India's leading venture debt firms are going global! BlackSoil, Stride Ventures, and EvolutionX Capital expand operations to GCC nations, Southeast Asia, and the UK, fueling Indian startups' international growth with innovative debt financing solutions.

Page 1 of 4