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Seven Tech Startups To Watch Out For In 2022

Tech.Co

In no particular order, here are seven tech companies to watch out for in 2022. As the business boom really takes hold, 2022 could be FinMark's banner year. With investment being more at the forefront of social conversation, we may see massive growth from companies like Grifin in the coming years. SoLo Funds.

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9 Innovative Startups To Watch For in 2024

Tech.Co

Bobbie’s growth snowballed after caregivers sought new sources of baby formula during the nationwide shortage in 2022. While the company has been steadily rising through the ranks since its inception in 2018, as generative AI becomes big tech’s new gold standard, the New York-based startup has enjoyed a very triumphant 2023.

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Newly Public Canoo Unveils Electric Delivery Vehicle

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The company--which recently went public via a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC)--said its new Multi Purpose Delivery Vehicle is based on the same platform as its subscription-only van. The company's reveal featured LA's "Dot Com" era startup favorite food truck, Kogi BBQ. READ MORE>>.

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Canoo Starts Taking Reservations For Its Vans

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The companies said the "Lifestyle Vehicle" will be available in 2022. The company is one of those that have rushed to the public markets via special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). Canoo said that interested buyers can pay a $100 deposit for the vehicle, which it says will cost $34,750.

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How long can Zuckerberg afford to bankroll the AR/VR market?

TechCrunch LA

The Facebook parent-company saw its stock price get bludgeoned after a bad earnings report showcased that Apple’s ad-blocking changes are shaving billions off its books and the company’s crown jewel — the Facebook platform — has stopped growing and actually shrank this quarter. Image Credits: TechCrunch.

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With an ARR topping $250 million, LA’s vertical SAAS superstar ServiceTitan is now worth $8.3 billion

TechCrunch LA

That’s how much Los Angeles-based ServiceTitan , a startup founded just eight years ago is worth now, thanks to some massive tailwinds around homebuilding and energy efficiency that are serving to boost the company’s bottom line and netting it an unprecedented valuation for a vertical software company, according to bankers.

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What Does the Post Crash VC Market Look Like?

Both Sides of the Table

<== Our conclusion was that this isn’t a temporary blip that will swiftly trend-back up in a V-shaped recovery of valuations but rather represented a new normal on how the market will price these companies somewhat permanently. But rest assured valuations get reset. And reset they must. Except the music stopped.