Stockspot raises $3 million Series B to build out AI robo-advice technology
Stockspot has announced the closing of a $3 million Series B round which will be used to help build out its digital product and expand its user base.
Stockspot has announced the closing of a $3 million Series B round which will be used to help build out its digital product and expand its user base.
Far too many startups approach their fundraising round in panic mode. They’re not ready, their businesses are not ready, and they don’t know what they need.
Sydney fintech startup Nod looks to help people get financial advice on-demand; users can ask a question, pick an adviser, receive their advice, and pay through the platform.
Kaplan has announced the acquisition of Sydney-based AI startup Red Marker, with the deal to see the company onboard Red Marker’s AI compliance technology.
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More than a year on, the group has grown to over 24,000 members scattered around the world, with women living everywhere from London to Cambodia.
Brosa has gone through MAP, raised $2 million in funding, grown its team to 50 staff members, and announced YoY growth of more than 400 percent.
There’s one way to lose a potential investor before you even start: demand that they sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
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