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Archie aims to remove the complexity of managing freelancers – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Archie aims to remove the complexity of managing freelancers – TechCrunch

Archie is developing a financial infrastructure for the freelance economy.

Fintech for freelancers Archie launches with $4.5 million in funding - Vimarsana News

Fintech for freelancers Archie launches with $4.5 million in funding

Archie, the company that’s building the financial infrastructure for the freelance economy, is publicly launching today with its first product to help businesses onboard, manage and pay independent workers.

Caribou grabs $3M to remove the 'unexpected' from healthcare cost planning – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Caribou grabs $3M to remove the 'unexpected' from healthcare cost planning – TechCrunch

The company helps advisors and their clients identify the right health plan and if you may need long-term care planning (spoiler, you probably will).

The NYC Venture Capital Firm News Digest: 10/15/2021 - Vimarsana News

The NYC Venture Capital Firm News Digest: 10/15/2021

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

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