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German Mobility Startup Vay Raises $95 Million
Vay raised $95 million from investors such as Kinnevik, Coatue and Eurazeo, as it planned to launch its first car-rental service in Hamburg next year.
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German Mobility Startup Vay Raises $95 Million
Vay raised $95 million from investors such as Kinnevik, Coatue and Eurazeo, as it planned to launch its first car-rental service in Hamburg next year.
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Indian Entrepreneur's Ad Tech Startup Acquired by Chinese Investors for $900 Million
The deal would represent the third-largest in the ad tech industry, after Alphabet Inc unit Google's acquisition of DoubleClick and Microsoft Corp's deal for aQuantive.
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Samsung Says It Wants to Be More Like a Startup
Like most Korean companies, Samsung's management style tends to mirror the authoritarian ways of South Korea's past, when a military dictator ruled the country.
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San Francisco hopes tech success isn't Bubble 2.0
Driven by social media and mobile startups, money is flowing in San Francisco's tech industry again, a decade after the dot-com boom minted overnight millionaires.
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San Francisco hopes tech success isn't Bubble 2.0
Driven by social media and mobile startups, money is flowing in San Francisco's tech industry again, a decade after the dot-com boom minted overnight millionaires.
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German Mobility Startup Vay Raises $95 Million
Vay raised $95 million from investors such as Kinnevik, Coatue and Eurazeo, as it planned to launch its first car-rental service in Hamburg next year.
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German Mobility Startup Vay Raises $95 Million
Vay raised $95 million from investors such as Kinnevik, Coatue and Eurazeo, as it planned to launch its first car-rental service in Hamburg next year.
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Indian Entrepreneur's Ad Tech Startup Acquired by Chinese Investors for $900 Million
The deal would represent the third-largest in the ad tech industry, after Alphabet Inc unit Google's acquisition of DoubleClick and Microsoft Corp's deal for aQuantive.
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Samsung Says It Wants to Be More Like a Startup
Like most Korean companies, Samsung's management style tends to mirror the authoritarian ways of South Korea's past, when a military dictator ruled the country.
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San Francisco hopes tech success isn't Bubble 2.0
Driven by social media and mobile startups, money is flowing in San Francisco's tech industry again, a decade after the dot-com boom minted overnight millionaires.
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San Francisco hopes tech success isn't Bubble 2.0
Driven by social media and mobile startups, money is flowing in San Francisco's tech industry again, a decade after the dot-com boom minted overnight millionaires.
