The new funding brings the company’s valuation to $17.3 billion.
Everyone but me seemed to be using the Starbucks app. I set out to investigate what’s up with that.
“Microsoft appreciates ... President Trump’s personal involvement,” the company wrote in a blog post.
Top fundraisers included a company developing an at-home blood test and a startup that makes smart home appliances.
The Seattle-based startup aims to make smart devices more affordable.
The company is most well-known for its virtual reality game Moss.
The company already has an impressive product line-up, with everything from fitness trackers, to smart home cameras, no-contact thermometers and more.
Support isn’t in short supply for employees at Qumulo, Zipwhip or Hiya. What’s even better is that all of these companies are hiring.
This new round of funding values the company, which helps immigrants transfer funds home to their families, at $1.5 billion.
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