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This startup wants to use technology to help solve Austin’s housing shortage problem The sheer volume of people migrating to Austin from all over the country, but particularly from the San Francisco Bay Area, has been making headlines for a while now. One result of this continued migration is a steady surge in housing prices due to increased demand and low inventory that dropped to nearly zero earlier this year. Now, Homebound, a Santa Rosa, California-based tech-enabled homebuilding startup, is entering the Austin market with the goal of helping ease some of the pain felt in the city by of...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Hims & Hers Appoints Two New Board Members March 10, 2021 GMT SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 10, 2021-- Hims & Hers Health, Inc. (“Hims & Hers”, NYSE: HIMS), a multi-specialty telehealth platform that connects consumers to licensed healthcare professionals, today announced the appointment of Andrea Perez and Ambar Bhattacharyya to the company’s Board of Directors. Following the company’s recent entry onto the NYSE, Perez and Bhattacharyya join Hims & Hers at a pivotal moment not only for...

Atomic just raised $260 million more to build and fund its own companies Jack Abraham has a lot of confidence in what he’s building. Then again, you can’t be immodest or unsure of yourself if you’re going to bet exclusively on your own startups as an investor, which is precisely the model that Abraham’s San Francisco-based venture studio, Atomic , has followed since it was launched nine years ago. It all started with $10 million of largely Abraham’s own money, capital he amassed by selling his first startup, a local shopping engine called Milo, to eBay in 2010 for $75 million. Abrah...

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Donnie Wahlberg, Paul Wahlberg and Mark Wahlberg at the Wahlburgers Coney Island Preview Party. Neilson Barnard/ Getty Images Raydiant, an internet-of-things startup, just raised $13 million, partially from celebrity backer Mark Wahlberg. The firm's pitch deck, published here by Insider, shows the firm's vision it presented to investors.  Clients include Wahlberg's burger chain, Harvard University, Bank of America, and...

Raydiant Raydiant was founded in 2017 to create connected experiences for brick-and-mortar businesses of any size, from small cafes to global enterprises, with its cloud-based digital signage technology. By plugging in a Raydiant ScreenRay into any HDMI-equipped TV, businesses can create messages for in-store customers ranging from check-in procedures, sales and promotions to live video support, photos and social media feeds. Raydiant's customers see an average revenue increase of 12% along with more repeat customers, and stronger brand loyalty. The pandemic significantly accelerated Raydiant...