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The financial daily of the startup economy

About InvestTimes

An international financial daily for readers who follow the startup economy.

InvestTimes covers the companies, investors and institutions that decide where risk capital goes. We write about large startups and the funds that back them, about the strategy of the biggest technology companies, about banks and financial regulation, and about public markets, because what happens there sets the price of private companies.

Our focus is the startup scene and investing in startups: funding rounds, valuations, exits, secondary markets and the economics of venture capital.

How we work

Every article is an original analysis written by the InvestTimes Editorial desk. Facts are taken from public sources, which are listed at the end of each piece so that readers can check them. We do not publish invented figures or quotes. Each article closes with Our view, a clearly marked editorial opinion.

New analysis is published every other day. You can follow it through our RSS feed.

Work with us

Research partnerships, data, events, contributed analysis and sponsorship: see Partner with us.

Not investment advice

Content on InvestTimes is commentary and analysis for information only. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security or to invest in any company.

How we choose, check and correct stories is set out in our editorial standards.

Frequently asked questions

What is InvestTimes?
InvestTimes is an international, English language financial daily about the startup economy: large startups, venture capital and investing in startups, plus Big Tech, banking and finance, markets and cybersecurity as they affect private companies.
Who writes InvestTimes?
Every article is written by the InvestTimes Editorial desk. We publish original analysis, not rewritten press releases.
How often is new analysis published?
A new analysis is published every other day. You can follow it on the front page or through the RSS feed.
How are facts checked?
Every figure, date, name and quote comes from a public source that the desk has opened, and all sources are listed at the end of each article so readers can check them. Figures that cannot be verified are left out.
Is InvestTimes investment advice?
No. InvestTimes publishes commentary and analysis for information only. Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell a security or to invest in a company.
How do I report an error or propose a partnership?
Use the Partner with us form. Corrections are handled as described in our editorial standards.