Kate Clark is a Senior Reporter at The Information, where she covers the money powering Silicon Valley with a focus on startups, venture capital, and the intersection of technology and business. Her reporting often explores themes in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the evolving landscape of crypto and blockchain. Kate's work has been featured in prominent outlets including BBC News, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Courier.
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Kate Clark's coverage mainly revolves around venture capital, startups, and investment firms. She often features private sector announcements and provides investment analysis and expert commentary on these topics.
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Miami. Singapore. Barcelona. She's been there. She's won there.
Silicon Valley venture capitalists are at odds over who they want to win this presidential race, but there is growing consensus on the need for the next president to replace Lina Khan as head of the Federal Trade Commission. Such a change, venture capitalists hope, could lead to more ...
A venture capitalist is stepping into one of the highest offices in the U.S.—the vice presidency—but whether he’ll be a friend or foe to Silicon Valley is still unclear.
(Bloomberg) -- Security camera company Verkada Inc. is raising $200 million at a valuation of $4.5 billion, a significant premium over its last funding round, according to people familiar with the matter.
Mired in an industry downturn, investors that usually stick around for years are stepping back from jobs to start new firms — or getting pushed out.
By: Kate Clark, Saijel Kishan
Plenty Unlimited Inc., a pioneer of vertical farming that’s drawn backing from billionaires including Jeff Bezos, is in talks for a new funding round that will virtually wipe out existing stockholders, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The company, Epirus, faces a valuation cut in the deal.
The firm reduced its initial fundraising target from $20 billion.
By: Kate Clark, Katie Roof
Sequoia Capital is in talks to lead $300 million round.
By: Kate Clark, Muyao Shen
Phantom is set to raise $150 million from big-name investors.
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