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Weekly funding shows North American startups still drawing strong VC interest
A report from Crunchbase reveals that North American startups maintained elevated funding levels in Q3 2025, driven largely by sustained appetite for artificial intelligence. While no single mega deal dominated, aggregate deal volumes held up and capital continues to flow into growth stage companies, especially those focused on data platforms, automation and enterprise software. The results suggest investor confidence remains resilient even amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
Analysts caution that while funding is healthy, execution risk remains high and valuations may face greater discipline heading into 2026.
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Weekly funding shows North American startups still drawing strong VC interest
A report from Crunchbase reveals that North American startups maintained elevated funding levels in Q3 2025, driven largely by sustained appetite for artificial intelligence. While no single mega deal dominated, aggregate deal volumes held up and capital continues to flow into growth stage companies, especially those focused on data platforms, automation and enterprise software. The results suggest investor confidence remains resilient even amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
Analysts caution that while funding is healthy, execution risk remains high and valuations may face greater discipline heading into 2026.
News• By Pooja Kumari
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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North American startup funding remained strong in Q3 2025, led by AI-related companies despite macro uncertainty.
A report from Crunchbase reveals that North American startups maintained elevated funding levels in Q3 2025, driven largely by sustained appetite for artificial intelligence. While no single mega deal dominated, aggregate deal volumes held up and capital continues to flow into growth stage companies, especially those focused on data platforms, automation and enterprise software. The results suggest investor confidence remains resilient even amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
Analysts caution that while funding is healthy, execution risk remains high and valuations may face greater discipline heading into 2026.
A report from Crunchbase reveals that North American startups maintained elevated funding levels in Q3 2025, driven largely by sustained appetite for artificial intelligence. While no single mega deal dominated, aggregate deal volumes held up and capital continues to flow into growth stage companies, especially those focused on data platforms, automation and enterprise software. The results suggest investor confidence remains resilient even amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
Analysts caution that while funding is healthy, execution risk remains high and valuations may face greater discipline heading into 2026.
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