Terzo lands $16M to extract key data from contracts

November 17, 2022

Contract governance is the steps taken to make sure agreed-upon terms between a company and its suppliers are met. It’s an essential part of doing business, and the consequences for getting it wrong can be steep. McKinsey estimates that poor contract governance can cost organizations up to 9% of their total revenue, which equates to […]

Terzo lands $16M to extract key data from contracts by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch

ReadySpaces, which offers co-warehousing spaces to corporate customers, secures $20M in debt

November 17, 2022

Jon Zimmerman — the co-founder of ReadySpaces, a warehouse storage provider for small businesses — was working in the self-storage market when he had the idea for a product with the flexibility of self-storage but the capabilities of a traditional warehouse, aimed primarily at enterprise customers. His partner, Kevin Petrovic, had a different company that […]

ReadySpaces, which offers co-warehousing spaces to corporate customers, secures $20M in debt by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch

The Download: cattle’s deadly tick-borne disease, and molten salt batteries

November 17, 2022
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. A new tick-borne disease is killing cattle in the US In the spring of 2021, Cynthia and John Grano, who own a cattle operation in Culpeper County, Virginia, started noticing some of their…

PR software giant Cision acquires Factmata, the fake news startup that pivoted to monitoring all kinds of online narratives

November 17, 2022

Fake news, and the identification and eradication of it, has long been thought of as the purview of social media platforms, where a lot of that tends to be shared. Today, one of the more ambitious tech startups in the field of fighting fake news is getting acquired — not by a social media platform, […]

PR software giant Cision acquires Factmata, the fake news startup that pivoted to monitoring all kinds of online narratives by Ingrid Lunden originally published on TechCrunch

Gravitics raises $20M to make the essential units for living and working in space

November 17, 2022

The space industry is on the cusp of a revolution. The cost of launch, which has dramatically decreased over the past five years, will continue to drop as heavy-lift rockets like SpaceX’s Starship and Relativity’s Terran R become operational. Parallel to these developments, multiple private companies have introduced plans to build commercial space stations for […]

Gravitics raises $20M to make the essential units for living and working in space by Aria Alamalhodaei originally published on TechCrunch

Super-hot salt could be coming to a battery near you

November 17, 2022
There’s a lot going on in the climate world. Election workers are still counting and recounting votes in the US to determine control of Congress, and at the UN climate conference, delegates are heads-down in negotiations, battling over climate targets and finance agreements.  We’re still waiting for more information about what these critical moments will…

VuNet Raises $5 Million In Series A Funding

November 17, 2022
The fund raised will be used to accelerate the research and development of new AI/ML led product offerings and the expansion of global operations across India, Asia and the US

Index Ventures thinks new startups will emerge in the downturn and is putting $300M behind that bet

November 17, 2022

Back in April 8, 2021 Index Ventures, one of the very few ‘original gangsters’ of the European VC scene, said it was kind’ve going ‘back to its roots’. It announced the launch of a new $200 million dedicated seed investing vehicle dubbed ‘Index Origin’. Now, if you cast your minds back, this was during the […]

Index Ventures thinks new startups will emerge in the downturn and is putting $300M behind that bet by Mike Butcher originally published on TechCrunch

A new tick-borne disease is killing cattle in the US

November 17, 2022
In the spring of 2021, Cynthia and John Grano, who own a cattle operation and sell performance horses in Culpeper County, Virginia, started noticing some of their cows slowing down and acting “spacey.” They figured the animals were suffering from anaplasmosis, a common infectious disease that causes anemia in cattle. But Melinda McCall, their veterinarian,…