S|W: The SaaS Weekly – Certn gets investigated by privacy watchdogs
Plus: BlackBerry asks court to throw out workplace misconduct suit.
Plus: BlackBerry asks court to throw out workplace misconduct suit.
Dax is back: why he stepped down, then returned, as the company he founded approaches its 20th birthday.
Tiny co-founders Andrew Wilkinson and Chris Sparling will “remain actively involved” as company chairs.
Investigation will examine Certn’s tenant-screening services and its compliance with privacy laws.
Plus: Vista Equity writing off PluralSight after $3.5 billion acquisition.
FinShore allows Apollo’s customers to defer payments on their insurance premiums.
Valsoft closed $229 million CAD in growth financing in January to expand its portfolio.
AgTech startup is now looking to grow its team, double down on R&D.
Virtual Gurus founder also shares her plans for a Series B raise.
Maxa said the new funding will fuel product development, go-to-market, and customer self-serve capabilities.
Plus: Thinkific has too much cash. That’s a real problem.
With SeaMonster, Forma.ai aims to help companies provide activity-based sales incentives.
Conexus Credit Union reaffirms commitment to local VC with another $15-million.
The acquisition adds demand forecasting, dynamic pricing, and fleet management features to Busbud’s platform.
Plus: Figma shareholders to sell at a discount in Adobe deal fallout.