Weekly Refresh: VCs Talk Recovery, DraftKings’ Stats Perform Deal, and More

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Written by Anna Holmquist
Published on Jul. 06, 2020
Weekly Refresh: VCs Talk Recovery, DraftKings’ Stats Perform Deal, and More
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DraftKings extended deal with Stats Perform. It announced a multi-year partnership extension with the AI-powered sports analytics provider. They’ve been collaborating since 2012. [Boston Business Journal]

Dawn Foods launched e-commerce site. This marks the first time that the 100-year-old bakery manufacturer and ingredients supplier has brought its process completely online. Though the launch date was determined before the pandemic, the timing has meant easier acceptance of the new process from long-term customers. [Built In Boston]

Boston VCs talked about recovery. Several venture capitalists from Boston shared their thoughts on post-COVID recovery. Though some see it as too early to see real signs of recovery, others point to some positive movement. [TechCrunch]

Hi Marley raised $8M. Its platform helps insurers better communicate with clients. True Ventures and Underscore VC led the funding round. [Built In Boston]

Chief announced expansion. It created a network and clubhouse for women in business at the VP level or higher. It first launched in New York City in 2019, and now plans to expand to Boston and San Francisco. Its presence will initially be virtual-only due to the pandemic, but a physical location is expected to follow. [Built In Boston]

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