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Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Fitbit raised.
Companies Fitbit acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Fitbit. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Eastend Ventures says Brad Feld, who co-founded Foundry and Techstars, will chair the LPAC of its Fund 1, alongside current committee members Sonya Brocklehurst and Dr Roger Voyle; first meeting May 2026.
Terem Capital's founder analyses Catapult: origins, acquisitions, capital raises, the 2014 listing, market size, rivals and financial performance.
AfterWork Ventures explains why it joined SwingVision's $2 million seed round led by Tennis Australia's Wildcard Ventures, alongside Roddick, Blake and the MyFitnessPal co-founders; the app brings pro-grade tennis analytics to amateurs.
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Tech roundup: Facebook's smartwatch plans, Jaguar's EV pivot, Kraken launching a VC arm, Tribe raising pre-IPO ahead of a planned ASX float, and LaunchVic backing Boab AI's scaleup program and first five companies.
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An academic argues the ACCC is right to worry that Google's proposed purchase of Fitbit would hand it sensitive health data and entrench its dominance, while overseas regulators have yet to rule on the deal.
Roundup covering Jodie Fox's book on Shoes of Prey's failure, Google's agreed purchase of Fitbit, the return of Brisbane's RiverPitch investor night, Uber's new ventures, and Monica Lewinsky's anti-bullying Twitter bot.
Challenger banks Xinja and 86 400 reach APRA licensing milestones and launch app-based retail transaction and savings accounts, becoming the first neobanks to offer Australian retail deposit products.