Kia Kokalitcheva is a technology reporter for Axios, specializing in covering the tech industry and venture capital. With previous experience at Fortune Magazine, Kia brings her expertise in Silicon Valley and her passion for all things tech to her reporting, providing insightful analysis and breaking news stories. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Andreessen Horowitz closed on $7.2 billion for its newest set of funds, Axios has learned.
By: Kia Kokalitcheva
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The CEO tells Axios being public provides flexibility.
The firm, founded by Robert Smith, plans to go big on AI.
By: John Frank, Claire Rychlewski, Kia Kokalitcheva
Ibotta's stock closed at $104 a share in its trading debut Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange, a 18% jump after pricing at $88 a day earlier.
The venture firm's move could be a preview of things to come.
The move needed two thirds approval from limited partners.
The UAE-based firm raised $5 million of a $10 million target for its first fund.
When a group of investors bought LGBTQ+ dating app Grindr from Beijing Kunlun Tech in 2020, the key to getting U.S. regulatory blessing was to sever
The early-stage firm will focus on enterprise tech startups.
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