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BusinessInnovationStartups

Secondhand Fashion Marketplace Yaga Secures €4 Million for Global Expansion Drive

Yaga, the Tallinn-based secondhand fashion marketplace, has reportedly secured €4 million in fresh funding to accelerate global expansion. The platform’s successful growth in South Africa demonstrates the increasing mainstream adoption of circular fashion economies worldwide.

European Secondhand Fashion Platform Expands Globally

Tallinn-based Yaga, a rapidly growing online marketplace for pre-owned fashion, has reportedly raised €4 million in a pre-Series A funding round, bringing its total funding to €7.2 million. According to reports from EU-Startups, the investment will primarily support the company’s expansion into Middle Eastern and North African markets while strengthening its existing operations.

by Aaron Vale
AIPolicy

FTC Removes AI Policy Posts from Khan Era Amid Regulatory Shift

The FTC has removed multiple AI policy articles authored under former Chair Lina Khan, signaling a regulatory philosophy shift. Critics suggest the deletions could violate federal record-keeping laws while the administration pursues a more industry-friendly approach to artificial intelligence oversight.

FTC Purges AI Policy Guidance from Previous Administration

The Federal Trade Commission has removed at least three significant artificial intelligence policy posts from its official website in recent months, according to reports. The deleted content, originally published during Lina Khan’s leadership, addressed critical AI concerns including consumer protection and open-source model transparency.

by Aaron Vale
HealthcareInnovation

CoMind Secures €51M to Pioneer Non-Invasive Brain Monitoring Technology

CoMind has secured over €85 million in total funding to advance its non-invasive brain monitoring technology. The London-based startup’s innovative approach uses photonics to measure critical brain parameters without drilling into the skull, potentially revolutionizing neurological care.

Major Funding for Medical Breakthrough

London-based neurological HealthTech startup CoMind has reportedly secured over €85 million in total funding according to recent reports, with its latest round bringing in €51 million to advance its revolutionary approach to brain monitoring. Sources indicate this represents one of the largest European neuro-device funding rounds this year, highlighting growing investor confidence in non-invasive medical technologies.

by Elijah Porter