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Rosarium Health, a Black-founded healthtech company, has raised $6 million to help older adults in the U.S. age safely at home.
Kalos Ventures led the round, with participation from ResilienceVC, which joins returning investors Rock Health Capital, Symphonic Capital, American Family Insurance Institute for ...
5th Century Partners (5CP) has closed its second fund above target at $276 million, backing lower-middle-market companies in healthcare and business services.
Fund II drew strong support from new and existing investors, including endowments, foundations, corporate and public pension plans, insurers, and fam...
Media Mogul, stand-up comedian, and TV producer Bryon Allen is set to become CEO of Buzzfeed after acquiring it in a $120 million deal. Current BuzzFeed CEO and co-founder Jonah Peretti will transition to the role of “president of Buzzfeed AI.”
This acquisition marks a major transition for the 20-year-old company. Buzzfeed hit its prime during the social media bo...
The Technology Association of Georgia hosted its flagship annual Georgia Technology Summit at the Cobb Convention Center, drawing more than 1,000 technologists, founders, executives, and investors for a day of high-level conversations, live competitions, and face-to-face networking.
Under the theme “Innovation Unleashed: Navigating the Intelligence Frontier,” this year...
San Francisco-based AI grocery startup Vori has raised a $22 million in Series B funding to help independent stores take on Walmart and Amazon.
Stacy Brown-Philpot’s Cherryrock Capital led the round, with participation from Greylock Partners and The Factory, Stanford AI researcher Chris Ré’s fund.