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Read MoreI’ll be updating this page over the coming week to reflect all investments for the past 7 weeks. Meanwhile, Series A raises for Figure8 and Herbivore Botanicals. Series B for Hipcamp. Seed round for Genneve.
Read MoreSeven fundings, one exit and a new fund. Series A raises for Remedy, DotLab, Chief and Anomalie. Series B for Genome Medical. Seed rounds for Homeroom and Miss Grass. SheWorx gets acquired. And Vice Ventures raises a fund for sinful companies.
Read MoreFive seed rounds and one Series A this week for Athena Security, Kango, Mixlab, Needslist, Novi, and Part & Parcel. Plus The RealReal files for IPO.
Read MoreA first-time foray into femtech for Forerunner, and a big exit for a female-led tech company with a service fueling Fortnite’s dominance. Alliteration!
Read MoreTwo women make inroads into traditionally male based industries—global money transfers and marketing SaaS.
Read MoreAway and Nextdoor join the unicornsphere, hauling in a combined $223 million. Plus two more raises in health and wellness and women’s lifestyle brands.
Read MoreThe investments flow into two health and wellness companies, a childcare platform and a beloved Seattle brick-and-mortar children’s clothing reseller going online.
Read MoreThree tech startups helmed by women, all focused on infrastructure. BentoBox and Shopback support e-commerce, and HiMama simplifies life for day-care providers.
Read MoreFour of the six companies raising venture capital this past week were femtech. Two of those, Blume and Cora, are subscription tampon-and-pad deliver services. Are the dudes finally seeing that there’s money in menstruation?
Read MoreEllevest and Tinkergarten raise Series A and B rounds. Read the star-studded, gender-diverse investor list behind both entities.
Read MoreWe raised $22.5 million last week in the crypto, job services, coding, health/wellness and media/entertainment industries.
Read MoreThe $105 million raised from March 4-11, and the other $325 million we missed since the start of 2019.
Read MoreMonthly must-reads, six cos. raise $163 million and three female-CEO exits
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