Nearly doubling last year’s Series A, the funding will be used to further development of ultrasound treatment for brain tumors.
Funding
The state is working with the University of Minnesota to distribute federal funds to small businesses and venture capital funds.
MN Deed program Launch MN selected 43 startups out of a pool of 70 to receive grants of up to $35,000.
CEO Nick Schneider says the money comes in the form of convertible notes from new and existing investors.
It's one of the largest raises by a Minnesota company this year. NetSPI plans to use the money to hire at least 200 more workers and improve its cybersecurity offerings.
The actor is among the participants in a $20 million "bridge funding" round for the Minneapolis-based plant food company.
The Minneapolis-based comapny says the money will help fund current and future clinical trials.
Groove Capital's Reed Robinson shares how he went from zero to 40-plus early-stage startup deals in two years.
The co-founder of Maazah chutney takes us inside Minnesota's biggest startup competition.
After nine decades, the firm is hiring more women and becoming a venture capital player.
Engage Venture Partners, a new Minneapolis-based venture capital firm, plans to invest in medical technology companies, but it’s using an uncommon funding mechanism to do so.
One hundred small businesses owned by women and people of color in the Twin Cities will receive $10,000 grants.
Co-founder and chairman Adrian Ho on why his Minneapolis branding agency just launched its own investment fund.
Venture capital funding is (mostly) up in Minnesota. But the state may still be falling behind.
The Minneapolis-based venture capital firm aims to continue funding and launching early-stage tech companies in the Twin Cities and beyond.
Angel investors that work together can have a broader impact than those working alone.
The raise, which included a contribution from former NFL player Colin Kaepernick, will help ramp up sales and marketing efforts, and expand the company’s legislative-tracking software internationally.
The founders of North Oaks-based Turing Tumble have raised $1.7 million on Kickstarter for their educational games. They offer crowdfunding advice.