Inside Q4’s Action-Packed IPO Pipeline, And The Week’s 10 Biggest Funding Rounds

[Crunchbase News]( November 6, 2021 [1]( [The Market Minute: Inside Q4’s Action-Packed IPO Pipeline, Including The Year’s Biggest Expected Offering]( This year has already been a record one for IPO volume, and by all accounts the final quarter of 2021 is set to continue that momentum. [Record IPOs →]( [2]( [The Week’s 10 Biggest Funding Rounds: Crypto Conglomerate Leads The Way, Self-Driving Car Startup Nuro Revs Up Big Round]( No $1 billion round this week, but U.S.-based startups did manage to raise three rounds of more than a half-billion dollars, as investors remained attracted to the crypto market, self-driving cars and new, clean energy production. [Top 10 Rounds →]( [3]( [Lab-Grown Meat Is Coming And Has Billions In VC Backing. But Will Consumers Bite?]( Often, knowing less is more when it comes to the intimate details that led to the food ending up on your plate. But when it comes to cell-cultured meats, that may not be true. [Cultured Meat →]( [4]( [These Countries Have The Most Startup Investment For Their Size]( The findings from our latest survey of per capita venture capital investment across a sample set of 24 countries that pulled in more than $1B in the past 12 months saw the No. 1 and No. 2 slots go to two smaller countries that punch well above their weight class for tech-driven entrepreneurship. [Country Rankings →]( [5]( [Monthly Funding Recap: Global VC Funding Continues On A Tear In October With $54B Invested]( As we enter the final quarter of a blockbuster funding year, the record pace of global venture capital funding continues. More than $54 billion was invested in over 2,000 companies around the world in October. [October Funding →]( [6]( [18 Female Founders Share Why They Bootstrapped Over Raising Outside Funding]( There’s no doubt that raising outside funding for your company has the power to fuel growth and open previously unattainable doors, but it may not be the best option for every business. In this article, 18 female founders share why they chose to bootstrap over raising outside funding. [Why Bootstrap →]( [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( | [View in Browser]( | [Unsubscribe]( Crunchbase, Inc. 564 Market Street, Suite 700 San Francisco, CA 94104