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Everything you need to need to know about the largest global startup funding rounds of September 2021; broken down by industry, stage, investors, and more…

Picnic plans to use the capital to further expand its team and commercial operations. Over the past year the team has been diligently working with its customers to better understand what is most important for restaurant owners and other kitchens in stadiums, hospitals, colleges, and more. The company plans to announce Picnic Pizza System deployments and ramp up production volume later in 2021. "Picnic is developing technology to solve the challenges faced by every commercial kitchen - labor sho...

Champ Suthipongchai is a co-founder and general partner at Creative Ventures, a method-driven deep-tech VC firm investing in startups that address the impact of increasing labor shortages, rising healthcare costs and the climate crisis. With the United States moving all-in on massive infrastructure investment, much of the discussion has focused on jobs and building new green industries for the 21st century. While the Biden administration’s plan will certainly expand the workforce, it also pr...

VenoStent Announces $2.3M in Seed Funding to Transform Vascular Access Surgery for Hemodialysis Patients Share Article Creative Ventures leads the funding round, with participation from IAG Capital Partners "While we are laser-focused on our first indication, hemodialysis access, what’s additionally so exciting is that this approach avails to us a whole host of potential applications in ‘perivascular wrapping,’" said Geoff Lucks, VenoStent’s Co-Founder and COO. ...

C. Light Technologies raises $2.5M seed round to commercialize first ever retinal eye-tracking device for neurodegenerative disease Share Article Creative Ventures leads the funding round, with participation from Yamaha Motor Ventures. "We take pride in being on the forefront of innovation and look forward to reshaping the neurodegenerative landscape using our non-invasive, cost effective solutions," said Dr. Christy K. Sheehy, P.h.D., C. Light Technologies’ Co-Founder and CEO. ...

ROHWrestling.com When The Young Bucks joined the Good Brothers, Kenny Omega & Don Callis to end the Jan. 6 episode of Dynamite with a certain iconic hand gesture, it re-raised the old debate about “Too Sweet”. The sign was first used by members of the backstage Kliq in 1990s WWF, then made famous in WCW when Kliq members Kevin Nash & Scott Hall formed the nWo with Hulk Hogan. It was used by pretty much any group with a Kliq association from then on, and migrated over to Japan when the nWo-...