Healthy ice cream brand Wheyhey, which boasts model David Gandy among their investors, is on course to achieve a successful venture capital round of up to $5m having secured a place in on the California-based Thrive accelerator for foodtech startups.
Airhop, the Bristol-based trampoline park operator, is ready to bounce towards growth with a £6m loan from Santander, which will see the company open 18 new venues across the UK and Europe.
A London start-up that sells mattresses in a compact box has raised cash from a clutch of high-profile entrepreneurs, including a co-founder of Innocent Drinks.
One of Britain’s best-known investors will look to put more money into start-up businesses after admitting that his fund’s performance had taken “a bit of a knock” in this year’s turbulent market.
Digital Mums, an organisation that trains mums to be social media managers and work flexibly around family life, has secured an investment round worth £285,000.
Over 40% of young people say that they would like to start their own business one day. That’s millions of entrepreneurs across the world, looking for investment, a workforce, customer base and a market share.
The so-called “flat white economy”, named after a type of milky coffee favoured by tech-loving hipsters, is the UK’s second largest business sector, according to new figures.
Dragons’ Den failure app-based care-monitoring device 3rings has secured £600,000 in funding in a round led by health insurer Westfield Health.
Cambridge University spin-out start-up will use funding to continue ongoing research into emerging study of DNA modification
Infiniti and Nest, a Hong Kong-based investment company, have announced that the second “Infiniti Accelerator”, a 12-week startup development program, is now open for applications from around the world.
Pact Coffee, a London startup aiming to revolutionise the coffee industry, has cancelled its crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube after realising it wasn’t going to hit its £1 million target with just days to go.
Carsnip, which directly connects car buyers and sellers and cuts out middlemen, will launch with major UK High Street brands this spring.
A company enabling Airbnb hosts to offer their guests on-demand services, alongside video instructional guides to the property raises funds from Pi Labs and Angel Syndicate.
Tidy Books, an award-winning company that designs children’s bookcases and storage solutions, is now on Crowdcube.
GripIt Fixings – the brainchild of 20-year old Jordan Daykin and Dragon’s Den’s biggest success story to date – has hit Crowdcube in order to raise £1.5m to fund its rapid international expansion within the global DIY market.
