- Sources: e-commerce startup OpenStore, co-founded by Keith . . .
Sources: e-commerce startup OpenStore, co-founded by Keith Rabois, is raising a $15M Series C at a valuation of just $50M, down from $970M in September 2022 Emma Haidar Bloomberg: Recent grads and PhDs are being recruited by AI companies like Handshake to provide specialized training data in fields like music and law for $30-$160 per hour
- This E-Commerce Startup Slashed Its Valuation From $1 Billion . . .
OpenStore is reportedly raising $15 million in a Series C round, with existing investors, including Khosla Ventures Managing Director Keith Rabois and Atomic, run by Jack Abraham, participating in the round
- Keith Rabois’ OpenStore bags new funding as valuation soars . . .
To wit, OpenStore just closed on $32 million in a round led by Lux Capital that values it at $970 million The company said this is a 25% increase in the company’s valuation from its previous
- Sources: e-commerce startup OpenStore, co-founded by Keith . . .
Sources: e-commerce startup OpenStore, co-founded by Keith Rabois, is raising a $15M Series C at a valuation of just $50M, down from $970M in September 2022 (Kate Clark Bloomberg)
- OpenStore Stories, Data, Wiki and Company News | HackerNoon
OpenStore is Keith Rabois’ Miami-based Series B startup, founded in March 2021, valued at more than $970M OpenStore is reimagining the future of e-commerce Today, we're building the technology and team to identify, value, acquire and scale long-tail e-commerce brands
- OpenStore - 2025 Company Profile, Team Funding - Tracxn
OpenStore was founded in 2021 by Keith Rabois and other e-commerce experts to empower entrepreneurs They recently raised $75 million in a Series B funding round led by General Catalyst to acquire more brands in the Shopify ecosystem
- Wherrelz : Keith Rabois OpenStore bags new funding as . . .
He went on to say that business 'œvaluations have softened a bit, but have not collapsed,' and that capital continues to flow, citing Cap Hill Brands' $100 million Series B investment from BlackRock earlier this month as a sign that investors still believe in the aggregator model
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