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Mogul, a music royalty tracking platform, has secured $5 million in funding from the Yamaha Music Innovations Fund, while also tracking $1.5 billion in music royalties, indicating growth and increased adoption in the music industry.

Nimble, a company using AI agents to extract and structure web data, has raised $47M in funding, indicating growing interest in AI-powered data solutions.

RedotPay, a fintech company, is reportedly considering a US IPO that could raise $1 billion at a valuation of over $4 billion, following significant funding rounds in 2025.

Germany has increased its funding for Salzgitter AG's low-carbon steel project to €1.3 billion, indicating a significant boost to the company's green steel initiative.

Pantera Capital led an $11.5M funding round in Based, a cryptocurrency app powered by Hyperliquid, to expand into new markets and build onchain financial infrastructure.

Google spinout Aalyria has raised $100 million in a funding round, valuing the space-based communications company at $1.3 billion, indicating strong investor interest in the sector.

The US is doubling down on nuclear power expansion with ambitious plans, supported by public and private funding, aiming for rapid growth in the country's nuclear capacity.

Investors are shifting their focus from cryptocurrency tokens to stocks, with 80% of 2025 token launches trading below their listing price, while IPO funding and M&A in the crypto sector experience growth.

CoreWeave's stock falls due to concerns over funding after Blue Owl's data center financing failure, raising questions about the company's AI build-out strategy.

InScope, a startup founded by experienced accountants, has secured $14.5M in funding to develop an automated financial reporting solution, aiming to alleviate the challenges of preparing financial statements.

CoreWeave's stock has dropped due to concerns over its capital-intensive business model and below-investment-grade credit rating, which has spooked lenders and raised questions about its ability to maintain its business.

Peak XV has raised $1.3 billion in funding, with a focus on AI, fintech, and cross-border investments in India, amidst a growing VC rivalry in the country.