Pulley, the cap-table software startup that raised over $50 million, announced it will shut down after seven years, with Carta helping customers transition.

Instinct, founded by 23-year-old Noah Shinn, captured investors’ attention with rapid growth. Now, it’s competing with Meta’s Muse.

Departing Nvidia founders describe CEO Jensen Huang’s candid exit interviews — blending blunt critiques on naming and communication with genuine concern for their wellbeing — while maintaining ties through subsequent investments.

Pulley, a funding-tracking platform used by startups for seven years, has shut down with plans to cease operations on December 8, after raising over $50 million from major investors and attempting to compete with Carta before partnering with the latter to migrate customers.

VCs are taking a harder look at startups’ recurring-revenue numbers.

Salesforce has had talks to acquire Listen Labs, an AI startup that provides marketing research to brands, for around $2 billion.