Rosie Bradbury is a reporter at PitchBook, where she covers venture capital and startups. Her work often intersects with themes of finance, investment, and technology, including AI and machine learning, as well as sectors like agriculture, energy, and mining. Rosie has been featured in notable publications such as The Verge, WIRED, and PitchBook Data.
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By: Rosie Bradbury
David Sacks, co-founder of Craft Ventures. (Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty)
It's not often that you can look under the hood at how Sequoia , one of the venture industry's biggest—and most closely guarded—VC firms, is marking a bunch of its funds.
In 2024, 30 firms raised 74% of all capital raised by VC funds in the US, a powerful signal of how the tech pullback is concentrating influence among the venture industry's heavyweights.
ServiceTitan, which develops software for tradespeople, popped 42% in its IPO debut on Thursday and is now trading at 13x trailing revenue.
SoftBank is investing $100 billion into US companies, President-elect Donald Trump announced Monday with CEO Masayoshi Son.
The tech IPO market is blocked up by startups that are scared to go public. But if stocks are anything to go by, they have little to fear.
“Everything falls on him or her. Their name is their brand, not the name on the door.”
The parent company of crowdsourced crime-tracking app Citizen is targeting $42.5 million in its latest fundraising push—four years after the once-buzzy company last publicly raised outside venture capital.
By: Rosie Bradbury
Whatnot , an online marketplace and livestream shopping platform, has hit a $4.97 billion valuation—a 34% jump from 2022, and a remarkable price tag for a six-year-old company.
The total amount of VC funding for climate-tech startups fell more than 17% year-over-year in 2024, marking the third annual decline in a row—a signal that AI is continuing to siphon venture dollars away from other sectors.
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