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Heartbeat Health Raises $20M in Series B Funding

Heartbeat Health, a NYC-based healthcare company working to deliver heart care, raised $20m in Series B funding. The round was led by Echo Health Ventures, with participation from DaVita Venture Group and existing investors, .406 Ventures, Optum Ventures, Kindred Ventures, Lerer Hippeau, Designer Fund and Max Ventures. Jessica Zeaske, a Partner at Echo Health Ventures, will join the Board of Directors at Heartbeat. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate product research and development as well as expand clinical services offered to at-risk organizations. Led by Dr. Jeff Wessler, CEO, Nayan Jain, CTO, and Mark Hanson, Chief Product Officer, Heartbeat Health is a healthcare technology company that delivers virtual-first cardiovascular disease prevention and management with a focus on improved clinical experience, health outcomes, and reduced cost. The Heartbeat virtual-first platform offers a data-powered patient and provider experience, combining telemedicine, diagnost

Coinbase s Brian Armstrong Is Releasing an NFTs Song

Steven Ferdman/Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. One of the most successful crypto founders is now into the latest crypto thing: nonfungible tokens. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has released a song called Never Give Up as an NFT. It s one of three NFT songs he is doing with the DJ Davi and up for bid on crypto marketplace Zora. Coinbase founder and CEO Brian Armstrong just released an electronic song called Never Give Up as a nonfungible token (NFT). It is one of three songs Armstrong will be releasing, which were created in collaboration with David Khanjian, a DJ best known as Davi. Davi will be taking all the proceeds earned from the NFTs sold, Armstrong said in a tweet Thursday.

Millions Of Moms Left Work In 2020 Can Tech Startups Help Families At The Brink?

Millions Of Moms Left Work In 2020 Can Tech Startups Help Families At The Brink?
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The Coinbase Mafia: 17 cool companies started by former employees

The Coinbase Mafia: 17 cool companies started by former employees
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Disruptor FlexClub secures another $5m in funding for flexible car access

Disruptor FlexClub secures another $5m in funding for flexible car access By Philippa Larkin Share JOHANNESBURG - SOUTH African start-up FlexClub has secured another $5 million (R75m) in funding to scale its car subscription marketplace. The firm raised $1.2m in 2019. Established in 2019 by co-founders Marlon Gallardo, Rudolf Vavruch and Tinashe Ruzane, FlexClub is an online marketplace connecting customers looking for flexible access to long-term cars with its partners offering car subscriptions. FlexClub said on Friday it assessed the risk profile of its members using several alternative data sources and rewarded its members for responsible vehicle usage. Since it collaborated with Uber in Mexico and South Africa in 2019, it had helped its community of drivers subscribe for cars that become cheaper to purchase every month through rewards.

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