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Global HR Leader Deel Secures $300M in Series E Funding Amidst Industry Competition

In a significant vote of confidence from top-tier investors, global HR platform Deel has secured $300 million in Series E…

by Bennett LauraOctober 17, 2025November 2, 2025

Business Healthcare

Healthcare Venture Capital Firm Town Hall Ventures Raises $440M for Underserved Communities

Town Hall Ventures, founded by former Medicare administrator Andy Slavitt, has raised $440 million for its fourth fund. The healthcare-focused venture firm targets innovations for underserved communities while delivering strong financial returns.

In a significant development for healthcare innovation, former Medicare administrator Andy Slavitt’s venture firm Town Hall Ventures has secured $440 million for its fourth investment fund. The New York-based firm, which focuses specifically on healthcare solutions for low-income and vulnerable populations, now manages $1.4 billion in total assets. This substantial funding round demonstrates growing investor confidence in technology-driven healthcare solutions that serve Medicaid populations and other underserved communities while generating competitive returns.

From Government Service to Venture Capital

by Ortega RafaelOctober 15, 2025November 2, 2025

Business Personal Finance

Goldman Sachs Acquires Industry Ventures in $7 Billion VC Deal

Goldman Sachs has agreed to acquire Industry Ventures, a $7 billion venture capital firm, in a strategic move to bolster its alternatives investment platform. The deal includes $665 million in cash and equity with potential additional payments based on performance through 2030. The acquisition expands Goldman’s capabilities in identifying and investing in startups for wealthy clients.

Goldman Sachs has announced its agreement to acquire Industry Ventures, a prominent venture capital firm managing $7 billion in assets, in a strategic move that significantly expands the investment bank’s alternatives platform. The acquisition, valued at $665 million in cash and equity with potential additional payments of up to $300 million based on performance metrics through 2030, represents a major consolidation in the venture capital landscape and strengthens Goldman’s position in technology investing.