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It's not just about moving money from point A to point B, Lichtenstein said. There is opportunity in the analytics and data around payments.
GPI Capital led the round, which valued the startup at $2.4 billion. Postmates confidentially filed to go public in February.
Ron Fisher led Vision Fund's multiple investments in the coworking startup and is one of only six members of its board.
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The VC firm announced Thursday Brendan Baker would join as a partner to focus on building a sustainable structure for the young firm.
Cofounder and CEO Manish Chandra said the app was originally named GoshPosh before the founding team settled on Poshmark.
According to financial documents made public Tuesday, the startup quadrupled its losses in the last year alone.
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If Arbor Ventures were based in Silicon Valley, it would be "just another firm," Guzy said. But being located in Asia has given it a leg up.
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The campsite booking startup announced its $25 million Series B on July 24. Andreessen Horowitz led the round.
Eaze runs an online marketplace where consumers can purchase cannabis products and have it delivered to their residence.
Y Combinator CEO Michael Seibel went through the accelerator twice before joining the organization as a part-time partner in 2012.
The Menlo Ventures' partner led investments in DocuSign and AppDynamics. Now he sees a new opportunity in a specific area of the enterprise market.
The buzzy startup was most recently valued at $1.85 billion, and filed confidentially with the SEC in February.
This isn't the first time Thiel, 51, has expressed issues with Silicon Valley.