Fashinza, a Gurugram, India-based AI-driven B2B marketplace for global fashion supply chains, raised $30 million in funding from Mars Growth Capital and Liquidity Group. The funding will fuel Fashinza's ongoing transition into a global business in the USA, Gulf, and Europe. Fashinza will use the capital to meet its growing …

EDITED, a London and New York-based provider of an AI-driven merchandising experience platform, announced an investment of $15 million in funding. The round was led by Delta-v Capital, with support from original investor Wavecrest Growth Partners, alongside investor groups Beringea LLC and Hermes GPE. The funding comes on the heels …

AssetFloow, a Lisbon, Portugal-based startup that developed artificial intelligence technology capable of describing consumer behavior inside a store without the need for cameras or sensors, closed a €1.5 million in funding. The investment was from GED Ventures, it aims to triple its R&D team in Portugal, accelerate expansion in Europe …

Recite Me, a Gateshead, UK-based website accessibility software company, raised £4.2 million from growth capital investor BGF. This funding will enable Recite Me to invest further in its technology, team, and infrastructure. “We pioneered the assistive technology sector when we launched over a decade ago and have successfully grown the …

RiseKit, a Chicago, Illinois-based startup focused on changing the ways companies source untapped and diverse talent, announced that it raised $4.75 million in funding. The investors in the round include Muditā VP, Stand Together Ventures Lab, Sylvie Légère, Steve Sarowitz, Thad Wong, Tom Gimbel, Ryan Daube, Scott Kallick, Verte Opportunity …

VETRO, a Portland, Maine-based provider of cloud-native fiber management systems, announced that it successfully secured a $7 million growth capital investment. Led by existing investors Resolve Growth Partners and Maine Venture Fund (MVF), the funds will be used to fuel global expansion and accelerate product innovation for VETRO’s open platform. …

Artera, a San Francisco, CA-based developer of multimodal artificial intelligence-based predictive and prognostic cancer tests, launched publicly with $90 million in funding. The investment comes from a syndicate of prominent tech and healthcare investors, comprised of seven institutions (Coatue, Johnson & Johnson Innovation – JJDC, Inc., Koch Disruptive Technologies, Walden …