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• African fintech startup Jumo raises $12.5M more to fund Asia expansion December 13, 2018
  Months after a big round, African fintech startup Jumo has pulled in a fresh $12.5 million to add more fuel for its expansion into Asia Pacific. The new investment comes from London-based investment fund Odey Asset Management, and it is an extension to a $52 million round that closed back in September. The deal takes Jumo, […]
• NYC’s Work-Bench announces $47M enterprise investment fund December 13, 2018
  Work-Bench, an early stage enterprise startup venture capital firm based in New York City announced its $47 million Fund II today. It follows their initial $10 million fund. Work-Bench is itself like a venture capital investment startup. A scrappy operation run by just five enterprise industry veterans, it defies convention in a number of ways […]
• Minted lands $208M Series E from Permira and T. Rowe Price December 13, 2018
  Minted, known for its selection of printed goods, says it's profitable on an EBITDA basis.
• Postmates unveils Serve, a friendlier autonomous delivery robot December 13, 2018
  San Francisco banned delivery robots because they obstructed pedestrians, so Postmates built one with eyes, turn signals, and a mandate to yield. Serve is Postmates’ new cooler-meet-autonomous-stroller that it hopes can cut costs and speed up deliveries. The semi-autonomous rover uses cameras and LIDAR to navigate sidewalks, but always has a human pilot remotely monitoring […]
• Prisma’s new AI-powered app, Lensa, helps the selfie camera lie December 13, 2018
  Prisma Labs, the startup behind the style transfer craze of a couple of years ago, has a new AI-powered iOS app for retouching selfies. An Android version of the app — which is called Lensa — is slated as coming in January. It bills Lensa as a “one-button Photoshop”, offering a curated suite of photo-editing features intended […]