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GCV founders pilot survey

Results of the Global Corporate Venturing founders pilot survey conducted in March and April 2019.


May 20, 2019

Schulte shows off Innoport unit

Schulte Group has initiated corporate venturing activities through a new unit, Innoport, which will invest in startups developing technologies to transform the maritime transport industry.

May 20, 2019

GCV Connect brings people together in Madrid

Overview of the Global Corporate Venturing Connect corporate venturing meeting in Madrid, hosted by IESE Business School.

May 20, 2019

Spain flies the flag for entrepreneurs

Innovative region: Spain

May 20, 2019

A first quarter to smile about

University corner: first quarter of 2019

May 20, 2019

Analysis: Uber floats in $8.1bn IPO

Ride hailing services company Uber, backed by many corporate investors, held its long-awaited $8.1bn IPO, which was the world's largest since 2014, though many consider it a disappointment

May 20, 2019

April yields mixed results

Monthly analysis: April 2019

May 20, 2019

Neolix drives off with series A cash

The CHJ Automotive-backed company plans to put the $14.5m into accelerating the development of its driverless delivery vans.

May 17, 2019

Hyperloop One digs into $172m

DP World has returned to lead a $172m funding round for the advanced transport technology developer, having previously co-led a $50m round in 2017.

May 16, 2019

Rimac rides Hyundai to new funding

Hyundai and subsidiary Kia have provided $93.7m in capital for electric vehicle developer Rimac Automobili through a partnership deal that will involve them collaborating on new models.

May 16, 2019

Ford joins Solid Power's series A

CU Boulder battery tech spinout Solid Power and Ford will collaborate on delivering a solid-state cell for electric vehicles using the spinout's production facility.

May 15, 2019

Analysis: SoftBank passes $419m to PayPay

Mobile payment platform PayPay raised $419m in funding from SoftBank. This is a deal from a space that has seen much growth in terms of the corporate-backed deal flow in recent years.

May 13, 2019
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