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Monday Fund-Day: Who Raised What in the Startup South -- April 5-12

Contrary to popular belief, capital is still flowing into the coffers of startups around the South. Not only did an Atlanta company score a $6.6M win (hopefully helping it deliver more Ls to counterfeiters), but there was activity in North Carolina and even Arkansas last week. Got news about

Atlanta Raining Money

Monday Fund-Day: Who Raised What In The Startup South -- March 29-April 4

It’s been just over three weeks since the World Health Organization characterized the novel coronavirus as a pandemic, and now the slowing of capital has started to appear. Still, there were three significant instances of funding activity, and between March 29 and April 5, it all happened in Atlanta.

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Monday Fund-Day: Who Raised What In The Startup South March 16-20, 2020

Tech startups are continuing to find investment capital, even with the stock market being a little zanier than usual. Read below to find out which North Carolina startup got a little extra funding and which Atlanta company just closed a massive Series B round. In case you noticed, we'

Slope Software

Atlanta Insurtech Startup Slope Software Raises $1M From Cofounders Capital

Insurtech SaaS startup Slope Software, based in the Atlanta suburb of Chamblee, recently had its own future slightly more insured, thanks to a seed round investment from Cofounders Capital. Founded by an actuary and a software engineer—veteran insurance industry professional Andy Smith and CTO Taylor Perkins, respectively—Slope announced

Fanaticus XR

Atlanta's Fanaticus XR Uses VR and Projection Mapping To Connect Fans To Their Clans

Fanaticus XR co-founder Ernesto Escobar didn’t know he would be in the business of extended reality, or “XR,” until one day a few years ago he found himself watching a game made famous by Harry Potter books played in front of him, by actual people. “I was reading

Erik Bush DDT

Atlanta-Based Demand Driven Technologies Uses Logic To Manage Inventories and Maximize Supply Chain Efficiencies

Forecasting has always been weird science at best, and risky business at worst, even though predicting future trends based on historical data seems like the smart thing for a company to do. This is especially true when it comes to inventory management — the closer a business can get to calculating