The psychiatry startup is building an AI companion that provides daily patient check-ins while maintaining human clinician oversight. Their model relies on Remote Therapeutic Monitoring reimbursement to create sustainable revenue streams between traditional sessions.
Lyft CEO David Risher offers a refreshingly direct take on the company’s turnaround strategy. He fundamentally disagrees with Uber’s tech platform approach, positioning Lyft as a real-world service business.
Phoebe Gormley’s Fit Collective secured €3.4 million in pre-Seed funding, reportedly the largest UK round by a solo female founder. The startup uses AI to solve fashion’s massive returns problem at the production stage. Major brands like Boden and Rixo are already using the platform to reduce return
Voyant Photonics has named former Valeo executive Clément Nouvel as its new CEO. The company is transitioning from R&D to commercialization of its silicon photonics-based LiDAR technology. Initial products are expected to ship in 2026 starting at $1,490 per unit.
Rubio Impact Ventures has secured over €70 million for its third impact fund, backed by institutional heavyweights and Dutch entrepreneurs. The Amsterdam-based firm continues linking 100% of carried interest to verified impact results as European impact investing gains momentum.
Starbucks is handing majority control of its China operations to private equity firm Boyu Capital in a landmark $4 billion deal. This strategic pivot reflects deeper challenges facing Western brands in China’s evolving consumer landscape.
OpenAI is spreading its infrastructure across AWS, Microsoft, Oracle, and Google in a high-stakes bet on unproven growth. This multi-cloud approach signals both strategic foresight and financial vulnerability as the company navigates unprecedented scaling challenges.
VentureBeat’s hiring of Karyne Levy from TechCrunch represents more than a personnel change. It signals a fundamental rethinking of how tech media must adapt to survive the AI era and compete with direct expert publishing.
Amsterdam-based Source.ag has secured €15.2 million in Series B funding to expand its AI platform for greenhouse management. The technology currently operates across 300 facilities worldwide, representing a significant shift in how we approach sustainable food production.
Sweden’s AI startups are capturing Europe’s fastest growth spots as investor funding for AI agents doubles year-over-year. The hiring surge reveals strategic positioning across enterprise automation, legal tech, and knowledge management sectors with massive valuations and exits.
