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June 1, 2021

Djust is a new commerce platform focused exclusively on B2B transactions
Meet Djust, a French startup that essentially wants to build an e-commerce platform like Mirakl, but focused exclusively on business-to-business (B2B) activities. The company recently raised a $13 million funding round (€12 million). NEA is leading the most recent funding round, with Elaia Partners also investing in the company. Elaia previously led Djust’s $4 million […]
Jun 11, 2023

Dinii, a cloud-based restaurant management platform, raises $45M Series B
Japan has always been a strong market for bringing technology into the experience of consuming food, and now one of the startups leading on this idea is attracting investors from across the ocean. Dinii, which lets diners order food from restaurants and shops through a mobile platform, has raised $48 million (7.46 billion JPY). Bessemer Venture Partners and Hillhouse Investment Management are leading the investment, with Ecelectic and Flight Deck Capital participating. Notably, this is the firs
Sep 25, 2024
Culinary marketplace Shef whips up nationwide expansion with new funding, growth ingredients
In its quest to turn the culinary talents of passionate home cooks into small businesses, Shef , a chef-to-consumer marketplace, is now taking those
Mar 1, 2023
Lightspeed backs Markato, a marketplace that helps independent brands break into Asia
During the pandemic, almost all retailers in Asia established an e-commerce presence and adopted digital payments. But one thing that didn’t change was sourcing, say the founders of cross-border marketplace Markato. Retailers still need to travel to overseas trade shows, cold e-mail new brands and fulfill orders by filling out forms and purchase orders. Markato […]
Aug 28, 2023