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Loam Bio raised $40 million this week. But it's not the only climate-conscious startups attracting investor attention.

Marc and Lynne Benioff will personally contribute $200 million, while Salesforce will...

Marc and Lynne Benioff announced a $200 million donation this morning to combat climate change and encourage others to take action. Marc Benioff’s company, Salesforce, threw in $100 million more for a total donation of $300 million. The Benioffs’ portion is divided into two tranches, with $100 million going to the Benioff Time Tree Fund […]

La Haus llega a USD $135 millones recaudados en 2021 y anuncia apertura en nuevas ciudades Julio 29, 2021 - 10:30 p. m. 2021-07-29 Por: Elpais.com.co La Haus confirmó su llegada a los mercados de Barranquilla, Cartagena, Santa Marta y Cali, completando 6 ciudades en operación a nivel nacional. Especial para El País Después de recibir una capitalización por USD $35 millones a inicios de año, L...

Big names back US forest-backed carbon credit scheme From Microsoft to a division of Royal Dutch Shell, big companies are buying carbon credits tied to more than 1mn acres of forested land in the US, venture-backed US climate company NCX said May 26. NCX said it has created the largest forest carbon project by acreage in the Lower 48 states. Among the early participants are Microsoft, Shell’s environmental products division and sustainable consulting firm South Pole. Zack Parisa, the founder ...

The funding, which has been led by Draper Esprit, will finance the start-up’s expansion in the US and European markets.

Fintech firm Pipe secures $2bn valuation after funding round Pipe allows companies to sell their recurring revenue streams Pipe, a startup that allows companies to sell their recurring revenue streams, has secured a valuation of $2bn (£1.4bn) following a fresh funding round. The fintech firm today said it had raised a further $250m in a round led by venture capital firm Greenspring Associates.  New investors such as Morgan Stanley’s investment arm Counterpoint Global, SBI I...

Follow Feb. 1, 2021 Bayer, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, has led a $40 million investment in an Israeli start-up developing solutions for allergies and food sensitivities using artificial intelligence and protein engineering. The start-up, called Ukko, is focusing on two strategies. One is the growing of gluten without its allergenic components in plants such as wheat and corn, the other being the development of a medication that will “re-educate” the immune syst...