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Startups Weekly: Even Gwyneth Paltrow had a hard time raising VC

sudshr47 February 2, 2019 Startups

This week in startups: Celebrities mingle with VCs at the Upfront Summit, Pinterest preps banks for IPO and Sam Altman has a grand new idea.

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PagerDuty raises $90M to wake up more engineers in the middle of the night

sudshr47 September 6, 2018

PagerDuty, the popular service that helps businesses monitor their tech stacks, manage incidents and alert engineers when things go sideways, today announced that it has raised a $90 million Series D round at a valuation of $1.3 billion. With this, PagerDuty, which was founded in 2009, has now raised well over $170 million. The round […]

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New York’s programming ed tech startup, General Assembly, sells to Adecco for $413 million

sudshr47 April 16, 2018

The European human resources services company Adecco Group said that is acquiring the New York-based, programming, design, and management training startup General Assembly for $413 million. With the acquisition, Adecco adds to its ability to provide job training and re-skilling services for businesses. It’s proof that General Assembly’s own business has come a long way […]