
Fetcher Raises $27M in Series B Funding
Fetcher, a NYC-based full-service, recruiting automation platform, raised $27M in Series B funding.
Fetcher, a NYC-based full-service, recruiting automation platform, raised $27M in Series B funding.
Aumio, a Berlin, Germany-based startup that rethinks children’s entertainment, raised EUR3m in seed funding.
Cayaba Care, a Philadelphia, PA-based maternity health startup, closed a $12m Series A funding round.
Zolar, a Berlin, Germany-based digital solar platform, raised €100m in Series C funding.
Voicy, a Rotterdam, Netherlands-based online content platform for discovering, creating and sharing sound-clips and sound-effects, raised €1.2m in Pre-Seed funding.
Security Token Group, a Miami, FL-based provider of a venture studio focused on building financial infrastructure to support the growth and development of the security token industry, raised $3M in Series A funding.
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Peek, a NYC-based leasing enablement platform that virtualizes communities, completed a $2.5 million seed round of financing, bringing the total fundraised amount to $4M.
Noyo, a San Francisco, CA-based API platform focused on the employee benefits industry, raised $45M in Series B financing.
ZincSearch, a San Francisco, CA-based search engine technology company, raised $3.6M in seed funding.
UsersZoom, a San Jose, CA-based provider of a Digital User Experience platform, acquired Testapic, a France-based UX insights company.
Included, a Seattle, WA-based provider of a DEI people experience platform, raised $3.5M in Seed funding.
Azra Games, a Sacramento, CA-based blockchain games company dedicated to building collectible and combat RPGs for the web3 era, raised $15M in seed funding.
Deciphex, a Dublin, Ireland-based provider of pathology software and services, closed a $11.5m Series B funding round.
Adgile Media Group, a New York-based tech-enabled, out-of-home advertising company, raised $5M in Seed funding.