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Eight Industry Leaders join Benetech s Advisory Council

Eight Industry Leaders join Benetech s Advisory Council
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Investing in a Post-COVID World; Exploring the Pandemic s Impact on Gender Equity - Alumni

Investing in a Post-COVID World; Exploring the Pandemic s Impact on Gender Equity - Alumni
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Despite the pandemic, early-stage investments were 6% higher in 2020

3one4 Capital leads early-stage round in healthtech firm Breathe Well-being

Healthtech startup Breathe Well-being, which helps people prevent and manage Type-2 Diabetes, has raised $1 million in a pre-Series A round led by 3one4 Capital. Angel investors such as Ashish Gupta (ex-MD Helion Ventures), Anjali Bansal (Founder Avaana Capital), Suhail Sameer (Group President, BharatPe) and Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs India (SAE India) also participated in the round. Silicon-Valley based accelerator Y Combinator known for backing global companies like Airbnb, Stripe and DropBox also invested in the startup during its winter 2020 batch. The team will invest the current fund raise to strengthen its coaching academy, build the core team, and upgrade its technology platform.

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Twitter’s timeline SUBSCRIBE Thank you for subscribing to Daily Top 5 We ll soon meet in your inbox. / Daily Top 5 Good evening, Earlier today, the Delhi High Court issued a notice to Twitter for not complying with the new Information Technology rules and gave it three weeks to reply. The court was hearing a plea filed by lawyer Amit Acharya last week. Also in this letter: Telecom gear makers could lose incentives Chip shortages ‘could last many years’ Delhi High Court gives Twitter three weeks to show compliance The Delhi High Court has given Twitter three weeks to show it is compliant with India s controversial new IT rules, which came into effect last week.

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