Venture capitalists are increasingly investing in Indian artificial intelligence startups, particularly those specializing in developer tools and infrastructure.

AI firm Anthropic is reportedly barring investors from using special purpose vehicles (SPVs) in its upcoming $5 billion fundraising round.

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When Nicolas Kopp led German digital bank N26's U.S. operations, he learned that world-class finance teams were often slowed ...

George Soros’s investment firm, the family office of a Swedish packaging dynasty and Michael Platt’s BlueCrest Capital Management all increased their stakes in UnitedHealth last quarter, according to ...

Anthropic has also been in discussions with the Qatar Investment Authority and Singapore’s sovereign fund GIC about ...

Introducing the first batch of 5 seasoned VCs judging Startup Battlefield 200 at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 in October. Register ...

A new cohort of five UK tech firms are demonstrating strong growth and attracting significant investment in a boost to the ...

The San Francisco 49ers have generally been one of the most valuable franchises in the NFL, and that hasn’t changed in 2025.

Major global venture capital firms, including Peak XV, Y Combinator, and Tiger Global, are reportedly planning to sell ...