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Misfits Market Announces $200M Series C; Achieves Unicorn Status As It Creates New Food Supply Chain For Online Groceries, Delivering Value & Accessibility Following tectonic shift across grocery industry post-pandemic, leading D2C online grocer surpasses five million deliveries in the past 12 months News provided by Share this article   Misfits Market, the fastest growing online grocer that offers quality, sustainably sourced food at a value, today announced its $200M Series C funding co-led by Accel and D1 Capital, with participation by existing investors including Valor Equity Partners, G...

Discount grocery startup Misfits Market raises $200M Misfits Market, a startup known for selling “ugly” fruits and vegetables at discount prices, announced this morning that it has raised $200 million in Series C funding. The company says this brings its total funding to $301.5 million and moves its valuation into unicorn territory (i.e., above $1 billion). It isn’t getting any more specific about that valuation, though Bloomberg reports that it’s $1.1 billion. Founder and CEO Abhi Ramesh told me that the Delanco, New Jersey-based startup has expanded beyond produce into a variety of ...

Retired NBA star Dwyane Wade has become part-owner of Utah Jazz. He joins majority owner and team governor Ryan Smith, founder of Qualtrics.

Dwyane Wade becomes an NBA team owner LOS ANGELES, USA. July 10, 2019: Dwyane Wade at the 2019 ESPY Awards at the Microsoft Theatre LA Live. (Shutterstock.com / Paul Smith, Featureflash Photo Agency) NBA champion Dwyane Wade won three titles with the Miami Heat, and now he’s looking to score a trophy with the Utah Jazz. Wade bought an ownership stake in the Utah Jazz and joins the league’s youngest ownership group, which is led by 42-year-old Ryan Smith, founder of the software company Qualtrics. Smith and his wife, Ashley, purchased a majority interest in the Jazz in October 2020...

Deseret News Share this story Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Many people over the past few years have compared Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell to NBA legend Dwyane Wade, who won three championships and was named an All-Star 13 times. Now, as first reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski on Friday morning, the two will both be part of the Jazz organization, as Wade has purchased an ownership stake in the franchise from new owner Ryan Smith. Related The Jazz announced the deal a short time later. Wade, who played for the Miami Heat from 2003-19, told Wojnarowski on ESPN, “This goes way b...