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Here are the six funding stories worth knowing about last week. MAKO raises AU$28 million Series A Australian aerospace technology company MAKO, formerly known as MicroTau, has closed a AU$28 million Series A led by Virescent Ventures, with participation from International Airlines Group through its venture arm IAGi Ventures, Zero Infinity Partners, Grok Ventures, Skip

BOM Hello from the Bureau with your weekly weather wrap for Sunday the 24th of May. Rainfall totals under this cloud band have mostly been less than 5 mm, but totals are building over the Eyre Peninsula and towards Adelaide. Rain, however, has been persistent over the northern New South Wales coast, which has disrupted

Chinese companies deepen Middle East footprint Zoe Energy Storage to build Saudi battery plant On June 1, Chinese energy company Zoe Energy Storage signed a joint venture agreement with a Saudi partner to build a battery energy storage system manufacturing facility in Saudi Arabia. The project will be developed in two phases. The first phase

Discrimination against LGBTQ+ people is on the rise across Europe, despite stronger equal rights laws...

From a data privacy platform to a wearable maternal health device, this week’s funding roundup covers six raises across Australia and New Zealand This week’s funding roundup spans data privacy, robotics, email marketing, sports apparel, clean energy and maternal health. Six startups across Australia and New Zealand closed rounds, with raises ranging from $700,000 to

Tadawul trading screen The market capitalization of the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) rose 1.49%, or SAR 147 billion, Week-on-Week to about SAR 9.996 trillion in the week ending April 16, according to data issued by Tadawul.   According to the weekly report on the value and percentage of investor ownership published by Tadawul, foreign investors’ ownership

(RTTNews) - Oil prices surged on Friday but were on track for a weekly loss amid hopes of easing Middle East tensions. Brent crude prices traded 2.2 percent higher at $110.34 a barrel as fears of a prolonged energy shock stemming from the conflict in the Middle East persisted. WTI crude futures were up 1.9