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  • Indonesian startup Delman raises $1.6 million to help companies clean

    Delman, a Jakarta-based data management startup, has raised $1.6 million in seed funding. The round was led by Intudo Ventures, with participation from Prasetia Dwidharma Ventures and Qlue Performa Indonesia, and will be used to establish a research and development center and hire software engineers and data scientists.Delman was founded More

    Indonesian startup Delman raises $1.6 million to help companies clean up data
  • VergeSense grabs $9M for its people-counting sensor tech as offices

    Facilities management looks to be having a bit of a moment, amid the coronavirus pandemic.VergeSense, a US startup which sells a ‘sensor as a system’ platform targeted at offices — supporting features such as real-time occupant counts and foot-traffic-triggered cleaning notifications — has closed a $9M strategic investment led by More

    VergeSense grabs $9M for its people-counting sensor tech as offices eye COVID changes
  • Clubhouse proves that time is a flat circle

    Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.First, a big thanks to everyone who took part in the Equity survey, we really appreciated your notes and thoughts. The crew is chewing over what you said now, and we’ll roll up the More

    Clubhouse proves that time is a flat circle
  • API startups are so hot right now

    Hello and welcome back to our regular morning look at private companies, public markets and the gray space in between.A cluster of related companies recently caught our eye by raising capital in rapid-fire fashion. TechCrunch covered a few of them, and I read coverage of others. Looking back through my More

    API startups are so hot right now
  • Human Interest tacks on $10M more to its Series C

    The COVID-19 pandemic is making life worse for many startups, but not all. Those benefiting are often taking advantage of the market updraft to add more capital to their accounts. Robinhood, for example, saw usage of its consumer fintech product rise rapidly. Then the company raised a Series F worth More

    Human Interest tacks on $10M more to its Series C
  • Bevy.com raises $15M to power virtual events and community

    This might seem like the worst time to be building an event software business, but it seems to be working for Bevy.com, which just announced that it has raised $15 million in Series B funding.Co-founder and CEO Derek Andersen explained that the company had already started moving into virtual events when More

    Bevy.com raises $15M to power virtual events and community