The firm's biggest clients include the BBC and BMW.
New research from the anonymous social media network Blind shows job concerns among employees at tech companies jumped 33% in a month.
Airbnb will pay 7.5% interest, a better deal than it secured in its last fundraising round, a source familiar with the deal told Business Insider.
"Survival is the most important thing because you want to come out of the gate flying when this is over."
Startups everywhere have struggled to qualify for government loans.
"I lived through last crisis on the Goldman Sachs trading floor and know that so much of a successful business is the founder's character."
Meet the 21 highest-valued clean tech startups, which are trying to disrupt one of the world's oldest and biggest industries.
Airbnb has made some crucial purchases in its journey from renting air mattresses to becoming a global hub for all things travel.
By leveraging smartphones, online marketplaces, and cheap access to technology, startups like Uber and Shopify became the talk of the town.
GPI Capital led the round, which valued the startup at $2.4 billion. Postmates confidentially filed to go public in February.
Brian Chesky, Airbnb's 38-year-old cofounder and CEO, had an unconventional path to Silicon Valley. Now, he leads one of its most valuable startups.
Ron Fisher led Vision Fund's multiple investments in the coworking startup and is one of only six members of its board.
Two of SoftBank's biggest investments are struggling to find favor with public investors. But its next big fund is likely still on track.
Getting seed funding means pitching to a broad spectrum of potential investors, from angels to early-stage VCs. Here's how the best startups do it.
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.
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 price of the deal was not disclosed, suggesting a big reduction from the $1.1 billion that Tumblr fetched the last time it was acquired.