Corporate banking startup Penta gets €18.5 million in funding
A corporate banking services startup called Penta, with headquarter in Berlin, Germany but operations expanding in Italy and Serbia, has successfully raised 18.5 million EUR in its new round of funding. Investors such as RTP Global and HV Holtzbrinck Ventures led the round. Penta aims to provide specialized banking services for small and medium-sized enterprises, called SMEs.
small million germany berlin startup funding investor services enterprise banking penta italy-serbia rtp-global hv holtzbrinck-ventures medium
TechCrunchRelated Articles
Facebook takes on Zoom
Facebook takes on Zoom
The new feature allows users to stream video calls made in Messenger Rooms on Facebook Live. Facebook users who create a Messenger Room will be able to stream a live broadcast of the call from their profile, a Facebook Page or a Facebook Group, allowing large audiences to watch in real time.
facebook million large
Foxbusiness
Intel confirms acquisition of Moovit in a $900 million deal
American multinational corporation and technology company Intel confirmed today that the company is acquiring an Israeli transportation and mobility startup Moovit in order to grow its automotive division. Moovit analyses urban traffic patterns and provides transportation recommendations with a specific focus on public transit. Intel is paying around $840 million for the startup
acquisition israel intel startup moovit
Techcrunch
YouTube’s new chapters experiment makes listening to game soundtracks even better
Instead of finding and clicking on hyperlinked timestamps and song titles in the video description, this new feature incorporates that metadata right into the red progress bar built within the video player. I presume that this feature still isn’t available for most people, and it doesn’t work for many of the long album uploads that I enjoy listening to on YouTube.
small progress soundtracks
Google
A Blockchain startup that helps you identify the farmer who grew your coffee
Emurgo, a blockchain technology-based startup collaborated with Indonesian coffee chain Blue Korintji Coffee to help their paying customers identify the farmer who grew their coffee, the company that roasted the beans and even the logistics involved. The main purpose of this technology is to build trust through transparent supply chains. Customers just need to scan a barcode at the coffee shop to track the supply chain
blockchain technology startup chain supply coffee bean
Nikkei