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Advances in AI are opening up opportunities for underrepresented founders, says Katie Bailey at Hearst's women-focused CVC fund. But it is also making it harder to do due diligence.
Despite uncertainty in the wider economy, April has seen the most corporate-backed startup funding rounds in more than two years.
Munich Re Ventures sees gold in the picks and shovels of space, and plenty of opportunity for competition.
Despite the Trump administration's tariffs impacting target sectors, Bosch Ventures has launched a sixth fund, focusing on deep tech.
The use of AI in defence tech is redefining the modern battlefield, whether on land, sea or air. These are some of the startups attracting attention.
JetBlue is selling its investment arm to Sky Leasing, an aviation investment manager, as it focuses on returning the airline back to profitability.
Investors in healthcare, hardware, climate tech and defence are feeling the impact of the Trump administration's policies.
The venture capital collective has recruited more than 80 credit unions for its second fintech-focused fund.
US FDA and NIH cuts are expected to delay drug approvals and decrease grant funding, making it harder for young health sector companies to survive.
Power-hungry data centres are putting power grids under unprecedented strain, and National Grid Partners is racing to find new technologies that can keep networks running.
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