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Gordon Gottsegen Gordon Gottsegen
Published on April 10, 2025

Teampay, Whose Software Streamlines Business Expenses, Closes $12M

The company has experienced double-digit monthly growth for the past seven quarters.

Updated on April 10, 2025

10 media companies in NYC that are taking on traditional journalism

Whether it’s churning out ultra-shareable and GIF-heavy listicles, or building out different verticals of online editorial brands, digital media companies are continuously shaking up old-school journalism. Here are nine NYC media startups to keep an eye on.

Jeff Rumage Jeff Rumage
Updated on April 10, 2025

IronVest Raised $23M, Chronograph Got $20M, and More NYC Tech News

Catch up on the NYC tech news you may have missed last week.

Michael Hines Michael Hines
Updated on April 10, 2025

After Raising $300M in 2022, Here Are the Roles These 2 Companies Are Hiring For

Read how Dataiku and Constrafor’s growth plans can help launch your career.

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Jenny Lyons-Cunha Jenny Lyons-Cunha
Updated on April 10, 2025

From Individual Contributor to Manager In Tech: An “Impressive Group of Leaders, Who Happen to Be Women”

Women make up only 40 percent of first-level managers — and the numbers are fewer in the tech industry. These eight women leaders in tech take a page from Vice President Harris’ book and talk about the path to leadership.

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Updated on April 10, 2025

You don't need an M.D. to save a life: 5 NYC healthtech companies hiring

Saving lives is sexy — and these days, you don’t need to be an M.D. to have a positive impact. Technology is changing the way medical professionals approach every aspect of a person’s health. If you want to use your powers for good, here are five NYC companies using tech to create a healthier future.

Cassidy Ritter Cassidy Ritter
Updated on April 10, 2025

Misfits Market Achieves Unicorn Status With $200M Series C Raise

Misfits Market offers a subscription service that ships misshapen, organic produce to users on a weekly or biweekly basis. The food delivered to customers would have otherwise been thrown out at the farm before hitting grocery store shelves.

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