While mega-funds chase AI hype, Dutch VC henQ just closed €67.6 million to back “boring” B2B software startups. Their founder-first, anti-scale philosophy reveals a smarter path for European tech investing in an overheated market.
While AI valuations spark bubble concerns, industry leaders point to fundamental differences from the dotcom era. Real revenue generation and unprecedented adoption rates suggest this technology shift has staying power beyond speculative hype.
AI startups are discovering that operating across time zones isn’t just about cost savings—it’s becoming a strategic advantage. The US-India corridor offers unique benefits for companies willing to navigate the complexity.
According to Business Insider, Sid Masson, 37, founder of Wokelo AI, has b
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has joined the billionaire club two decades after founding the company. This extended timeline reflects broader patterns in tech wealth creation and what it means for Reddit’s next chapter.
Microsoft’s $9.7 billion investment in NVIDIA chips through IREN Limited highlights the massive infrastructure requirements powering the AI boom. As earnings season continues, the market watches for how companies are adapting to these new computational demands.
The FutureTravel Summit 2025 crowned ReLUGG as its pitch competition winner, highlighting a crucial industry shift. The German startup’s instant luggage compensation model represents travel’s next evolution toward immediate problem resolution. This victory signals where venture capital sees the most
As European robotics funding surges past €761M, ETH Zurich spinout Mimic secures $16M to tackle manufacturing’s worker shortage crisis. Their humanoid hands approach signals a fundamental shift in automation strategy.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway continues its unprecedented selling streak with $382 billion in cash as leadership transition looms. The investing legend’s cautious stance signals major changes ahead for the conglomerate.
The stock market is defying historical patterns with its strongest May-through-October performance since 1950. With the S&P 500 already up 16% year-to-date, investors face a critical greed-versus-fear decision point heading into year-end.
The ongoing government shutdown has frozen $170 million in daily SBA lending to small businesses. This comes as 74% of owners already reported economic challenges to raising funds before the political impasse began.
