Golden Analytics, an AI-native analytics platform, announced a $14 million seed extension led by Insight Partners, bringing its total seed funding to $21 million. Existing investors NEA and Madrona also continue to support the company.
CeQur, a company focused on simplifying mealtime insulin delivery for people with diabetes, announced the closing of a $100 million Series E financing round. The funding reflects continued investor confidence in the company’s commercial progress, clinical results, and the growing adoption of its CeQur Simplicity wearable insulin patch.
Earlytrade, a fintech platform focused on working capital management for the construction industry, announced new funding that brings its total capital raised to $25 million. The Series A round was led by S3 Ventures and Brick & Mortar Ventures and will support U.S. expansion and the integration of agentic AI into the company’s marketplace infrastructure.
Standard Bots, the largest U.S. manufacturer of AI-native industrial robots, announced a $200 million Series C financing led by RoboStrategy and existing investor General Catalyst, valuing the company at $1 billion.
Google announced a series of new Gemini capabilities designed specifically for small businesses, introducing Google Business Profile integration and Business notebooks to turn Gemini into a more personalized AI assistant for entrepreneurs.
Ezurio announced the acquisition of Gateworks Corporation, a California-based designer and manufacturer of rugged industrial single board computers, expanding its embedded compute capabilities into defense, aerospace, railway, smart energy, and industrial automation markets.
Danaher announced the completion of its acquisition of Masimo Corporation, adding the pulse oximetry and patient monitoring specialist to its Diagnostics segment and strengthening its capabilities in acute care settings.
Dana Incorporated announced a definitive agreement to combine with Eaton’s Mobility business in a transaction valued at approximately $5.1 billion, creating a global powertrain systems company with an enterprise value exceeding $10 billion and estimated 2026 pro forma revenue of approximately $11 billion.
Legion Advertising announced that Fernando Sánchez Servitje has acquired the agency and now serves as its sole owner and CEO, positioning the 25-year-old firm for expanded growth across U.S. Hispanic and cross-border markets.
Flux announced that it has raised $5 million in new funding led by Calibrate Ventures, with participation from existing investors True Ventures and Glasswing Ventures, to accelerate development of its code-first engineering intelligence platform as artificial intelligence reshapes software development.
Leon Multifamily and Leon Financial, subsidiaries of Leon Capital Group, announced a $10.76 million preferred equity investment in a Class A apartment community in Naperville, Illinois, marking the company’s entry into the real estate credit market and its first investment in the Midwest.
J.S. Held announced the acquisition of Shechter & Everett, a Florida-based forensic accounting and litigation consulting firm with more than 60 years of combined experience supporting family law matters and complex commercial disputes.
QBit Semiconductor announced the acquisition of a 60% stake in Singapore-based SinChip Technology, expanding its ASIC design services capabilities and strengthening its presence in high-growth markets, including Edge AI, high-performance computing, optical communications, and automotive semiconductors.
Spencer Stuart announced an agreement to integrate Zurich-based leadership advisory firm Dr. Bjørn Johansson Associates into its global organization, strengthening its position in Switzerland and expanding its advisory capabilities across key markets.
Coincheck Group announced the completion of a strategic investment by Japanese telecommunications company KDDI, which purchased newly issued shares worth approximately $65 million and acquired a 14.9% ownership stake in the digital asset platform provider.
Pitchdrive announced the close of its oversubscribed €60 million Fund IV, reinforcing its Co-founder Capital approach and providing new capital to support 25 to 30 AI-native startups across Europe and beyond.
ICEYE announced a Series F financing exceeding €1 billion, including a €450 million primary round led by General Atlantic, valuing the space intelligence company at more than €10 billion. The financing underscores growing demand for sovereign space-based intelligence capabilities among governments and commercial customers worldwide.
Figure Technology Solutions announced a definitive agreement to acquire AI-powered lending platform Kiavi in a transaction valued at $717 million. The deal includes the acquisition of Kiavi’s operating platform, while a joint venture between Figure and Sixth Street will purchase loans held on Kiavi’s balance sheet.
Dapple announced the closing of a $30 million seed financing round backed by The Raptor Group and Ion Pacific, providing capital to accelerate global deployments of its Enterprise OS Cloud platform.
Walker Sands announced the acquisition of RevPartners, a revenue operations (RevOps) and go-to-market (GTM) engineering firm known for its expertise in HubSpot CRM architecture, demand orchestration, and managed RevOps services.
Gloo announced a definitive agreement to acquire the remaining 20% stake in Midwestern Interactive, bringing its ownership of the technology talent and engineering firm to 100%.
Salesforce announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire m3ter, a metering and rating platform designed for consumption-based monetization. The acquisition will enhance Agentforce Revenue Management with native capabilities for high-volume mediation, metering, and rating, enabling enterprises to launch and manage flexible usage- and outcome-based pricing models.
Snap-on announced that it has acquired Diesel Laptops for approximately $100 million in cash, expanding the company’s diagnostics and repair information capabilities in the heavy-duty truck and off-highway equipment markets.
Google announced a major upgrade to NotebookLM, introducing new agentic capabilities, enhanced reasoning, and expanded output formats designed to help users tackle increasingly complex research projects.
Amazon has secured a $17.5 billion delayed-draw term loan facility as the technology giant accelerates investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure. According to a regulatory filing dated June 8, the financing will be used for general corporate purposes and provides Amazon with the flexibility to draw funds as needed rather than receiving the full amount upfront.
Meta announced the launch of America’s Workforce Academy (AWA), a nationwide initiative aimed at training workers for careers in skilled trades through a cost-free program that guarantees employment for graduates. Backed by an initial first-year investment of $115 million, Meta said the program represents the largest private-sector commitment to skilled trades with a job guarantee in U.S. history.
L3Harris Technologies announced that it has been selected by the U.S. Army to deliver VAMPIRE counter-unmanned systems to strengthen defenses against hostile drones. The contract is valued at up to $106 million and supports the United States’ layered counter-unmanned systems strategy.
ExodusPoint Capital Management has secured about $2 billion in fresh capital, with backing from a fund based in Abu Dhabi among the investors participating in the raise. The fundraising represents the first significant inflow for the multi-strategy hedge fund since 2020 and comes as the firm has delivered stronger performance in recent years, according to Bloomberg.
Instagram has officially begun rolling out the ability for users to rearrange posts on their profile grids, delivering one of the platform’s most requested features. The update, which became widely available on June 8, allows users on iPhone and Android to freely move posts to different positions without deleting or reposting content. Pinned posts will continue to remain fixed at the top of the profile.