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U40
Re:Build’s $2.1B Round Leads a $4.7B Week in Startup Funding
Re:Build and Kalshi led a week of large U.S. startup rounds spanning manufacturing, predictions markets, biotech, batteries and AI.
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U41
Travel Tech Funding Slows as AI Startups Draw Major Deals and Buyers
Travel tech startups raised $2.2 billion through Q3 2026, while deal volume fell. AI features remain prominent in large financings and company sales.
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U42
U.S. Series B Funding Nears $48 Billion as Smaller Rounds Become Scarcer
Series B funding is running at a multiyear high in dollars, but deal counts are falling as capital shifts toward large AI rounds.
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U43
Fewer Series A Deals Raise the Bar for Seed Startups
Series A activity has slowed as seed rounds grow. Founders need enough runway, repeatable sales and early relationships with likely lead funds.
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U8
AI-Built Creative Suite Clones Test Adobe’s Subscription Model
A developer says AI helped build free alternatives to 13 commercial apps. Their early limitations leave questions about how far the challenge to paid software c...
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U44
Revenue Growth Can Mask a Decline in Company Value
A company can grow ARR and still lose value as valuation multiples shift. Founders should weigh buyer demand, financial metrics and the cost of waiting.
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U45
Lilly Chen’s FSH Builds Software for School Meals and Public Records
After leaving Facebook without a startup idea, Lilly Chen built FSH around the slow administrative work behind school food services and public records.
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U1
Perpetual Futures and KPI Contracts Put Trading Infrastructure to the Test
Perpetuals and company KPI contracts are testing how exchanges manage funding, liquidity, clearing and risk as trading hours expand.
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U46
Robotics Startup Funding Reaches $9.9 Billion in Q3 as US and China Lead
Robotics startups drew $9.9 billion in Q3 2026, while the US and China led year-to-date funding. Building physical AI still depends on costly data work.
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U9
Employer Health Costs Rise as Workers Face Higher Premiums and Deductibles
Workers’ family contributions rose 9% as employers brace for another year of steep health plan increases, driven by prices, service use and drug costs.
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U10
How’s Your Crapification?
Before following the various US/Western hegemony-defending conflicts became a large task when done properly, we’d occasionally quiz readers on the condition of...
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U11
Longevity Clinics Test the Limits of Preventive Medicine and Consumer Demand
Hospitals are charging thousands for longevity care, but evidence gaps, incidental findings and unequal access complicate the promise of longer life.
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U2
CFTC Priorities Focus on 24/7 Trading, Tokenized Collateral and Market Access
Michael Selig outlined plans for new trading models, crypto registration, AI surveillance and changes to derivatives rules and capital costs.
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U12
Abigail Field’s Write-In Bid Tests Suffolk County’s Appetite for Change
Abigail Field says a late-starting write-in effort has drawn countywide support amid claims of party deals and dissatisfaction with the clerk’s office.
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U13
AI Analysis of UK Firms’ Pricing Reports Maps Inflation Pressures
An AI review of 66,820 company reports traces changing price drivers, from weak demand after the financial crisis to recent cost pressures.
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U14
MPC Transcripts Reveal How Inflation and Growth Views Shaped Bank Rate Decisions
Analysis of 2015–17 transcripts finds that members’ views on growth and inflation tracked distinct patterns in Bank Rate decisions.
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U3
ISDA SIMM at 10: A Shared Framework for Derivatives Margin
Used across more than 21,000 portfolios, ISDA SIMM has standardized initial margin while adapting to market stress and changing risks.
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U15
CHAPS Purpose Codes Offer a Near Real-Time View of UK Property Completions
CHAPS property payments closely track HMRC transaction data, while providing a faster signal and revealing when completions happen.