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• European spend management platform Moss raises $86 million January 21, 2022
  Berlin-based startup Moss announced earlier this week that it has closed a new $86 million Series B funding round (€75 million). The company offers corporate credit cards for small and medium companies so that they can more easily spend and track their spending. Following today’s funding round, Moss has reached a valuation of $573 million […]
• Calii bags $22.5M to build Latin America’s grocery shopping future January 21, 2022
  The mobile grocery app automates the supply chain, enabling customers to choose over 5,000 products delivered via a network of micro-fulfillment centers in less than two hours. 
• Cana Technology raises glass to new capital as it readies beverage printer for market January 21, 2022
  Cana focused on identifying the basic set of ingredients, basically deconstructing beverages to figure out what makes it taste like a certain drink.
• Raven Software testers at Activision Blizzard form the first union at a major US gaming company January 21, 2022
  Today, Raven Software’s quality assurance department — which mostly works on “Call of Duty” as part of Activision Blizzard — became the first union to form at a major U.S. gaming company. With help from the Communications Workers of America (CWA), Raven Software testers launched the Game Workers Alliance, which plans to focus on “improving […]
• Netflix’s dismal results are more evidence that the pandemic trade is over January 21, 2022
  The pandemic trade is coming apart, and Netflix is the latest company to suffer.