Melia Russell

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VCs are increasingly looking for candidates with deep technical expertise, especially in AI. Increasingly, VCs square off with the hottest AI companies to secure top talent.

After three years of tense reductions, the skies are clearing over Silicon Valley, and startup investors seem broadly optimistic about a resurgence in tech dealmaking.

Prospinity allows college students to share in their success through income-share agreements. Just a year old, the startup already has hundreds of Ivy League students using its product.

Bluesky is raising new funding led by Bain Capital Ventures that would value the social media company at around $700 million, according to sources.

Flybridge's investment memo generator turns a pitch deck and other materials into thoughtful analysis.

The rise of agents, a new set of artificial intelligence tools that can work autonomously, offers a fertile ground for a select group of startups.

At IVP, veteran sales executive Kevin Egan will work with portfolio companies to strategize how to scale faster and better.

As more startups go to fundraise, Insight Partners is leaning into the opportunity with billions in new cash for its software investments.

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