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Venture capital firm General Catalysts acquisition of Summa Health adds a unique twist to a critical year for nonprofit hospitals, according to Fitch Ratings.

Metronome, a startup that helps software companies offer usage-based billing, has raised $43 million in a Series B funding round led by NEA. Existing backers Andreessen Horowitz and General Catalyst also participated in the financing, which brings its total amount raised to over $78 million since its 2019 inception. Founded by Dropbox alums Kevin Liu and Scott Woody, San Francisco-based Metronome says it saw a 6x increase in ARR last year as more companies transitioned from subscription to usa...

Metronome, a startup which helps software companies offer usage-based billing, has raised $43 million in a Series B funding round led by NEA.

Databricks is set to acquire AI data startup Einblick, Fortune has learned exclusively.

San Francisco, California-based Resilience expanded its underwriting authority to serve large global companies with up to $10 billion in annual revenues.

Health system needs investors' commitment to remain a viable resource for Akron area, senior officers tell City Council committee questioning sale..

The Maryland-based company offers virtual and in-person primary care, behavioral health and social care services to underserved populations with complex needs.

Health system VC arms appear to have a lot more to offer to startups than traditional VC funds. Startup founders say that the tech pilots they launch with their health system partners end up being more effective because they are more incentive-aligned. For health systems, investing in a startup allows them to have a hand in shaping the tools they will eventually deploy across their enterprises to solve issues like burnout, payment delays and excessive hospital readmissions.

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N 2023, the US FinTech startup ecosystem, ranking as the highest-funded globally, experienced a decline in funding compared to the previous year.