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Jacqueline Davalos, Bloomberg News Kate Ryder, founder and c of Maven Clinic Co., stands for a photograph following a Bloomberg Technology television interview in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Wednesday, May 1, 2019. Ryder discussed the startups telemedicine services for women. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg , Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Once considered too niche or risky by the venture capital community, women’s health star...

This bi-weekly column covers the latest news from venture capital firms in NYC for the first half of April 2021 featuring must-know news including news for Collaborative Fund and much more.

Here’s our exclusive wrapup of upcoming events happening across North Carolina in April. Included are the latest meetups, conferences, workshops, application deadlines and networking events happening in Asheville, Charlotte, the Triad, Wilmington and other parts of the state. This post is part of our weekly column of upcoming events, along with our comprehensive resource guide for startups in the Triangle. To find out what’s happening this month in the Triangle specifically, check out part ...

What You Should Know: – Inbox Health, the platform modernizing patient payments announced it has raised $15M in Series A funding led by Commerce Ventures with participation from new and existing investors, including venture firms Vertical Venture Partners, Healthy Ventures, Collaborative Fund, Fairview Capital, CT Innovations, and I2BF Global Ventures, as well as several industry leading individuals including Bill Clerico, Co-Founder and Former CEO of WePay. – The company plans to utilize t...

(Photo by IronHeart/Getty Images) Digital healthcare billing company Inbox Health scored $15 million in a Series A funding led by Commerce Ventures with participation from Vertical Venture Partners, Healthy Ventures, Collaborative Fund, Fairview Capital, CT Innovations and I2BF Global Ventures. This news comes roughly a year after the company closed its $3.5 million seed funding round. WHAT IT DOES The company is centered on personalizing patient billing. The technology was designed to automate...

Noon Energys Breakthrough Renewable Energy Storage Technology Lands $3M Seed Investment News provided by Share this article PALO ALTO, Calif., March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Noon Energy Inc., developer of a revolutionary ultra-low-cost battery technology for long-duration energy storage, closed a $3 million Seed stage investment. Prime Impact Fund led the round and was joined by " Long duration storage is the missing link to a fully renewable electric grid. This is a difficult challenge bec...

look busy, without actually  being busy. At its best, its "innocent fakery." But taken a step further -- because it involves projecting a false image into the world -- it can lead to estrangement... from yourself.  In this  Motley Fool Live recording from Feb. 23rd, The Collaborative Funds Morgan Housel talks with Pete Adney. Better known as "Mr. Money Mustache", Adney retired at the age of 30 from his corporate job to focus on his family. In the clip below, they discuss the role that work ...

Climate technology has the potential to provide unlimited upside as the world adapts but assessing the potential opportunities is no easy feat.

But theres also been a silver lining. In this  Motley Fool Live video from Feb. 23rd, Motley Fool contributor Brian Stoffel discusses this hidden benefit with Morgan Housel of the Collaborative Fund and Pete Adney -- better known as "Mr. Money Mustache." Incidentally, Adney is a leader in the FIRE movement who retired at 30 to focus full-time on being a dad. As these three point out, while the difficulties of pandemic parenting will hopefully fade over the coming months, the effects of this h...

Whoop, a Boston-based sports wearable company backed by Irish golfer Rory McIlroy, is set to open its first European office in Dublin. Following questions from the Sunday Independent, the company, which raised $100m in Series E Funding at a $1.2bn (€1bn) valuation last October, confirmed its plan to set up its Irish base. Alex Jacobs, a senior manager of PR and communications for Whoop, said: "Following a year of hypergrowth, Whoop plans to open its first European office in Ireland and furthe...