SB RSSGig and Take, an innovative B2B SaaS company transforming HR practices in manufacturing and supply chain industries, has rebranded to Wilya.
Superpower began its journey with a strong foundation by choosing the premium domain Superpower.com. Domains that use dictionary words, like Superpower.com, are highly valuable because they are easy to remember, simple, and convey authority.
Following its successful funding round, the company has decided to secure its Exact Brand March (EBM) domain name RunPod.com.
StepSecurity, a company specialising in protecting CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure, raised $3 million in seed funding.
Backflip, a provider of a real estate and financial technology platform for real estate entrepreneurs, raised a $15 million Series A led by FirstMark Capital.
Dictionary word .com domains like Pigment.com are highly valued for their simplicity and memorability, boosting brand recognition and online visibility.
SecurEdge Networks, a business platform for technology service providers (TSPs), has rebranded to TechGrid. Alongside the name change, TechGrid has also received a financial boost, securing a $9.2 million Series A investment from Bellini Capital.
Mindy, an innovative email-based executive assistant, has made a notable entry into the AI scene, unveiling its launch on the exact brand match domain Mindy.com, and supported by leading VCs.
Navro, a London-based fintech startup formerly known as Paytrix, has secured $14M in its latest funding round and has announced that the Central Bank of Ireland has authorised its EMI licence. Â
By securing Daytrip.com, Daytrip protects its brand and lays a foundation for more effective marketing. This move ensures clearer communication and a stronger market presence.
Founded in 2018, Deel is a leading global compliance and payroll platform that enables companies to hire anybody, anywhere. Deel worldwide customers include names like Coinbase, Intercom and Shopify, and are represented by more than 150 countries.Â
Beijing-based Laiye provides a platform for automating office tasks of all sorts of complexity. Following the present acquisition, it will assemble in a product and engineering force in Paris, on top of Mindsay’s 30-people team already located there, as top developer talent in China turns out to be just as expensive as in Western countries. […]
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