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Geopagos’s Payments acceptance infrastructure allows clients to directly accept and embed digital payments and boost the purchase experience of millions of consumers across the region.
Allen Taylor, Managing Director of Endeavor Catalyst, on scaling the fund to $500M AUM, doubling down on Endeavor’s mission & current macro-environment and implications.
Endeavor announces the final closing of Endeavor Catalyst Fund IV, a $292M venture capital fund through which it plans to continue to invest in the companies led by Endeavor Entrepreneurs globally.
Endeavor Romania's first selected company, FintechOS (FTOS), closed a $10M investment with participation from Endeavor Catalyst as part of a previously announced $60M Series B funding round led in April 2021.
Endeavor Catalyst invests in Mexico’s 99 minutos, a last mile e-commerce delivery service, to support the team’s expansion plans in Latin America.
On June 10th, Mexico minted its third unicorn: Clip. The Mexican payments fintech targeting small and midsize companies, led by Adolfo Babatz, raised $250 million from SoftBank’s Latin American fund and Viking Global Investors.
In a cinematic retelling of the panicked early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, future audiences may gawk at a world of overnight travel bans, a run on toilet paper, and an NBA Finals played in front of cardboard cutouts of fans.
With recent investments from Google, Facebook, and Microsoft making headlines, Indonesia’s tech scene has exploded onto the world stage in 2020.
They say if you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day, but if you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime. While this maxim generally holds true, it has proven inaccurate in the context of education for workforce readiness.
The United States is one of the world’s leaders in fresh tomato production. In 2015, the U.S. produced 2.7 billion pounds of fresh tomatoes, mostly in Florida and California, which only satisfied around 40% of the (growing!) domestic demand.
