Retail and health start-ups among the biggest cap raises
These three start-ups have raised over $7m in a week from investors keen on their tech for preventive healthcare, retail revolution and helping telcos nab customers from each other.
These three start-ups have raised over $7m in a week from investors keen on their tech for preventive healthcare, retail revolution and helping telcos nab customers from each other.
Kite-surfing Silicon Valley investor Bill Tai, who made millions of dollars backing SafetyCulture and Canva, sees a healthy future in companies which build AI infrastructure.
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As one of the nation’s newest venture funds, this Sydney trio has closed $12m and wants to be the place start-ups turn to when bigger players get cold feet.
The investment arm of one of Australia’s largest real estate companies has raised $40m to buy over 12 pet resorts it will renovate to meet market demand for luxe lodgings.
The telecommunications watchdog has slapped Telstra for failing to provide accurate data to the nation’s emergency database which the telco manages.
Multinational logistics company DP World, which shut down four of its Australian ports after it discovered it had been breached by a hacker says personal details of its staff were stolen.
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