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Cauldron has locked in $9.5 million in Series A funding There's a company named Cauldron. They specialize in creating products using a precise fermentation process. Recently, they received a significant amount of money—specifically, $9.5 million—as part of their Series A funding. The people or organizations who provided the money for Cauldron's funding are called backers. In this case, the main backers include Horizons Ventures, SOSV, and In-Q-Tel (IQT). Additionally, there's another investor named Main Sequence who had previously invested in Cauldron. About a year ago, Cauldron received a substantial amount of money—$10.5 million—as part of a seed investment. This investment helped them start and grow their business. In total, Cauldron has collected $20 million from various investments. However, the exact value or worth of the entire company hasn't been disclosed yet. The person in charge of Cauldron, Michele Stansfield, explained that their precise fermentation techni

Marmalade raise $16 Million funds to improve its services   Imagine Marmalade as a helpful friend for small and medium businesses. When these businesses need money from their customers, Marmalade steps in to make sure they get paid quickly.  Recently, Marmalade received $16 million to improve its services and attract more customers. Think of Luke, David, and Richard as the founders of Marmalade. They got together in 2019 and created this company to assist other businesses. When a business sends an invoice (like a bill) to someone, Marmalade ensures that the business gets paid promptly. This helps the business have enough money to cover its expenses. Over the last four years, Marmalade has received a total of more than $32 million in funding or investment. Recently, Marmalade received additional money. Most of it came from a company called Blue Stamp Company, but other investors (like Paloma Capital and some families) also contributed. Marmalade collaborates with online accounting tools

NFL Legend and Tech Leaders Fuel Funding Frenzy with $6 Million  There's a new company in Austin (Texas) that made a website for sports betting. Right before a busy period of sports events, they got additional funding.  Winible, the startup we mentioned earlier, recently revealed that they received $6 million. This money came from a group led by Inspired Capital, a company based in New York.  While Inspired Capital led the investment, there are other investors too. Some of them might become more noticeable.  Among the investors, there are well-known people like Ray Lewis (an NFL player) and leaders from companies like PrizePicks, Pointsbet, and FanDuel.  Additional investors include Adam Lyons (from The Zebra), David Petersen (from Flexport), and Michael Flaxman (from Thumbtack).  Beyond the well-known names, many other sports players and entrepreneurs also put money into this startup.  Winible built a website for individuals who create content related to sports betting. These cont

This Startup is transforming product transparency at Startup Mahakumbh The Startup Mahakumbh event takes place in New Delhi. It's a gathering of intelligent individuals who initiate businesses, invest funds, and brainstorm new concepts. ARVO is a significant company participating in the event. They employ cutting-edge technologies like blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT) to ensure that products are genuine and can be traced to their origin. ARVO's goal is to guarantee that when you purchase an item, it's authentic, and you can discover its manufacturing origin. ARVO is present at the event to demonstrate their methods for verifying product authenticity and emphasize its significance. A lot of attendees were curious about ARVO's insights during the event's initial day. Sumit, ARVO's CEO, engaged with attendees, explaining how their technology ensures product authenticity across various industries. Sumit believes that partici

These New laws are Boosting Pennsylvania Startup Scene Recently, a group of Republican politicians in Pennsylvania's government introduced new laws. These laws aim to support and motivate new businesses to establish themselves in the state. The laws aim to capitalize on Pennsylvania's strengths, such as having skilled workers and a favorable location. The state aspires to achieve business success similar to well-known places like Silicon Valley and New York. Several Republican representatives in Pennsylvania's government are backing a total of eight laws related to supporting new businesses. Representative Armanini proposed three of these laws. The first law suggests dedicating a special week to celebrate startup businesses in Pennsylvania. Armanini's second law proposes forming a team to explore opportunities for startup businesses to thrive in Pennsylvania. Armanini's third law aims to establish a program that provides financial assistance and support to schools,

Bessel and Alabama Tech Hub Launch Medtech Accelerator Bessel (a company) and a tech hub in Alabama are teaming up to create a program called "Hatch Powered by Bessel."  This program aims to assist new companies working in medical technology. They are currently inviting applications for a 10-week program that will start this summer in Fairhope, Alabama. The program gathers enthusiastic founders of startup companies, experts in medical devices, and the local startup community in Alabama.  Their aim is to support new medical technology companies in developing innovative products that can thrive over time. The selected companies will receive funding for travel expenses, attend exclusive events and workshops, and receive guidance from experts in the life science field.  They'll learn how to plan, secure funding, and bring their ideas to life. Once the program concludes, the companies might receive financial support from Hatch Fairhope. In return, they'll give a portion of

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