Overseas investment is flowing into Japan's startup sector, but it is still small compared with other countries' ecosystems.

Legal technology funding has boomed in the wake of ChatGPT, and startups – and law firms – that don't use artificial intelligence are going to be left behind.

Even during its current rough patch, investors in Brazil are confident in the fundamentals of the market.

The global drinks brand invests in early-stage startups and academic research where it can get closely involved in testing out the technologies at its operations.

With shortages in labour and resources in the US healthcare system, medium-sized funds have a unique role to play to bridge the gaps.

One of crypto's most prolific investors, OKX Ventures, backs technologies that expand decentralised finance and cryptocurrency use.

Sustainability is 'critically important' in agriculture tech, but startups need to use new technologies like AI to balance it with cost reductions, say corporate VCs.

There is potential to create several $1bn-plus companies focused on products and services for older adults. But few corporate investors have this on their radar yet.

Too many corporates expect too much, too soon from their AI investments. Patience, strategic thinking and cultural change are crucial.

While 65% of US ad spend has slipped from traditional media to the hands of Amazon, Google and Facebook, the Times of India has protected its market share on the subcontinent by investing in startups. The publishing group now wants to bring the model to the US.

Personalised treatment, combination therapies, vaccines and of course AI: pharmaceutical investors are backing a surge of new cancer technologies.

Korea has a strong roster of startups providing software for industry and large conglomerates. They are now finding markets abroad, too.

Investors — particularly corporates — have increased backing for spacetech startups in the past five years. Here are the new entrants catching their eye.

Korean startups offer juicy morsels for international investors amid a tough funding climate and as the government relaxes CVC rules.