Productboard, the makers of a product management system that helps to organize user research and prioritize development tasks, has raised $1.3 million in seed funding to further its business.
To date, Task Rabbit has raised $37.7 million in venture-capital funding, and while Johnny Brackett, the company's marketing and communications manager, will not reveal revenue figures (I suppose I could find a Task Rabbit to pry), he did disclose in an e-mail that "since January 1 of 2012, our gross task postings and revenue have both nearly quintupled".
Yet the controversial proposal from a 37-member task force has raised a much broader question: What is the role of an all-women's college at a time when differences in society are being erased and walls can be seen as an agent of discrimination?
Gluru, a UK-based startup that's building an Artificial Intelligence (AI -powered tAI -powered, has raised a $2 million seed round.
This is far from the first time Trump's voting task force has raised eyebrows.
The company, which answered the prayers of everyone who was sick of working with Asana and other task management applications, has raised $1.85 million in a seed round of funding led by Greycroft Partners as it looks to expand to other messaging platforms.
ZipRecruiter, a Santa Monica start-up that tries to simplify tasks for recruiters, has raised $63 million in initial venture capital funding as the 4-year-old service races to keep up with growing demand.
Envoy, which provides early elderly care with a concierge service for tasks like delivering groceries, has raised $3 million and is launching today.
CrowdFlower, a startup that helps businesses outsource mundane or repetitive tasks to the cloud, has raised $5 million in Series A funding led by Trinity Ventures and Bessemer Venture Partners.
CrowdFlower, a startup that helps businesses outsource mundane or repetitive tasks to the cloud, has raised $7 million in new funding led by Harmony Partners with Trinity Ventures and Bessemer Venture Partners participating in the round.
