With 84 million non-native employees working in English-speaking environments, companies spend a staggering $10 billion annually on corporate English training to enhance communication and boost confidence. Now, one tech startup aims to transform how near-native speakers refine their English language skills and fluency. Meet Fluently, an AI-powered app designed to elevate the English
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Zilch, a London-based buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) startup, has secured £100 million ($125 million) in securitized debt financing from Deutsche Bank ahead of the highly anticipated public listing. Valued at $2 billion (£1.65 billion) as of last October, Zilch plans to use the fresh capital to develop new products and triple its
After years of anticipation, AI-driven precision medicine startup Tempus AI is finally making its debut on the U.S. market. Backed by heavyweights like Google and SoftBank Group, Tempus AI has set the price of its initial public offering (IPO) at $37 per share, intending to raise $410.7 million. Priced at the higher
In a sign of resurgence in the tech startup scene, renowned venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz announced Tuesday it has raised $7.2 billion across five diverse funds. The massive capital not only underscores the firm’s bullish stance on the tech startup landscape but also serves as a promising harbinger following a period
Rubrik, a cybersecurity startup backed by Microsoft, revealed on Tuesday it is going public at a valuation of up to $5.44 billion in an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States. This move comes when the IPO market is experiencing a resurgence after a two-year slowdown. Despite the growing
BitChute is one of the larger alternative video platforms on the internet. The company offers users an alternative to YouTube and Rumble and promises users have free speech and viewpoint neutrality. While the service hasn’t caught on in a big way, it still does have its user base. That user
The New York Department of Financial Services announced on Friday that Genesis Global Trading, a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group (DCG), will pay an $8 million penalty and surrender its crypto license following an investigation that uncovered significant shortcomings in the company’s anti-money laundering and cybersecurity programs. Genesis, a cryptocurrency
