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Charles Schwab backs Singapore's Qapita, a Carta challenger | TechCrunch

Qapita began as a platform to manage cap tables after Ravulaparthi, during his earlier banking career, noticed that many companies still relied on spreadsheets. When the startup launched in January 2021, it expanded the platform based on early customer feedback to include an equity management tool for employee stock plans, initially released in beta. Competitor Carta later entered the Indian market but exited in 2023, giving Qapita room to strengthen its position.

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Tether hires Trump's top crypto official Bo Hines to help lead U.S. stablecoin expansion

Tether hires former White House official Bo Hines to lead U.S. expansion efforts and strengthen ties with the Trump administration.

fromThe Business of Fashion

Is Value Activewear's Next Big Opportunity?

Adanola is expanding into the US market with a minimalist and competitively priced activewear line valued at $530 million.

Amflow Bikes Are Officially Available in the U.S. Market

Amflow's PL electric mountain bikes are now available in the U.S. after significant demand and international expansion.

fromFast Company

Ferrero to buy WK Kellogg for $3.1 billion

Ferrero is acquiring WK Kellogg for $3.1 billion, paying $23 per share for its breakfast cereal portfolio.

fromFox Business

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Chinese coffee giant makes bold move into Starbucks territory with NYC debut

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Luckin Coffee opens in NYC, bringing its Starbucks rivalry to the U.S.

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Chinese coffee giant makes bold move into Starbucks territory with NYC debut

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Luckin Coffee opens in NYC, bringing its Starbucks rivalry to the U.S.

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The rise of the Japanese toilet

Toto is expanding its bidet market in the U.S. after success in Japan, overcoming consumer hesitance and tariffs.

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Royal family's wine merchant to open first US store in Washington

Berry Bros. & Rudd is expanding to the US, marking its first physical presence as luxury demand grows.

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