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Markets on rollercoaster ride as Wall St falls, with the ASX set to follow and the PM to battle trolls - Vimarsana News

Markets on rollercoaster ride as Wall St falls, with the ASX set to follow and the PM to battle trolls

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Sunday, “The rules that exist in the real world must exist in the digital and online world. The online...

Sydney-based medtech startup Harrison.ai gets $129M AUD led by Horizons Ventures – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Sydney-based medtech startup Harrison.ai gets $129M AUD led by Horizons Ventures – TechCrunch

Harrison.ai, a Sydney-based company that creates medical devices with AI technology, announced today it has raised $129 million AUD (about $92.3 million USD) in what it says is one of the largest Series B rounds ever for an Australian healthtech company. The funding was led by returning investor Horizons Ventures, and included participation from new […]

Asia Digest: Harrison.ai raises $97m Series B; Mr Yum raises $63.6m Series A - Vimarsana News

Asia Digest: Harrison.ai raises $97m Series B; Mr Yum raises $63.6m Series A

Existing investor Horizons Ventures led the investment in Harrison.ai, an Australian healthcare AI company.

Mr Yum Raises £48M in Series A Funding - Vimarsana News

Mr Yum Raises £48M in Series A Funding

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Mr Yum is eyeing global dominance after raising $89m in Series A - Vimarsana News

Mr Yum is eyeing global dominance after raising $89m in Series A

Funds say Mr Yum will dominate the global mobile ordering market after it pocketed $89 million in Series A funding.