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As large automakers like Ford and General Motors signal a future free from the combustion engine, more startups developing electric-vehicle technology could come into play as acquisition targets in the near future.
Enterprises have been loading more of their operations into cloud — and, more often than not, multi-cloud — environments over the last year, creating vast networks of services that can be complex to manage. Today, vArmour, a startup that provides ways to manage in real time and ultimately sec...
Israeli cyber security startup CYE raised $100 million from EQT Partners and 83North to grow sales in the U.S. and Western Europe. CYE doubled sales last year and is already profitable, Chief Executive Officer Reuven Aronashvili said in an interview. CYE is now targeting revenue growth of 300% to 400% a year, he said.
CoStar Group is making an offer for CoreLogic of $96.76 per share of CoStar’s stock, or roughly $6.9 billion. This follows Stone Point Capital and Insight Partners’ bid earlier this month of $6 billion for the global property informatio...
Faropoint CEO Adir Levitas claims his company can leverage a combination of its own data and under-development software tools to rapidly aggregate portfolios of warehouses too small for large investors to buy individually.
New York-based Nativ closed a $3 million seed round to help the startup grow its workflow software Atlas, co-founders Jeff Saul and Adam Kerr told The Real Deal. The round was led by San Francisco-based VC investor Bling Capital, which has backed other proptech companies like CompStak and VTS.
Today, we closed the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Fifth Wall Acquisition Corp. I, the first Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) sponsored by affiliates of Fifth Wall, for $345 million. The SPAC now trades on Nasdaq as “FWAA”. Given the extraordinarily high public market demand for the SPAC, we decided to increase the offering from the originally contemplated $287.5 million to $345 m...
The VC-backed real estate tech company Matterport, which designs software that allows virtual walkthroughs, is the latest firm to explore going public via a blank-check company. The company is in talks to list via a merger with Gores Holding VI, a special-purpose acquisition company founded late last year by investment firm the Gores Group, Bloomberg News reported. The companies