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Thrive Capital is a New York–based venture capital firm founded by Joshua Kushner that invests in internet, software, and technology-enabled companies, managing over $50 billion in assets across its fund vehicles as of April 2026. Its core platform deploys primary capital into late-stage and growth-stage rounds across AI, defense tech, biotech, fintech, and frontier technology, with notable portfolio holdings including OpenAI, Stripe, SpaceX, Instagram, Databricks, Wiz, Anduril, Cursor, Isomorphic Labs, Helion, Ramp, and Formation Bio. The firm also operates Thrive Incubations, an in-house founder partnership program that explores new ideas and launches companies.

The firm recently closed a $10 billion fund and has expanded its platform beyond traditional venture investing through two new vehicles: Thrive Eternal, a permanent-capital holding company designed to acquire and manage long-duration cultural assets (with a proposed minority stake in the San Francisco Giants pending MLB approval), and Thrive Holdings, which is reportedly raising $2 billion to implement AI in traditional industries. Thrive monetizes through carried interest and management fees on closed-end funds raised from institutional limited partners, supplemented by selective public-equity positions such as the $100 million Shopify stake in May 2026.

Strategically, Thrive differentiates itself through concentrated, high-conviction bets that include lead or co-lead positions in mega-rounds (Anduril $5B Series H, Isomorphic Labs $2.1B Series B, Helion $465M Series G) and selective participation in rounds led by peer firms (Ramp Series F, NewLimit Series C, Cadence Series C). Its distribution model relies on direct institutional dealmaking, syndicated venture participation, and brand amplification via portfolio-company co-marketing and Joshua Kushner's public profile. The firm employs 11–50 investment and operating professionals across functions including GTM, insights, AI, valuations, communications, and portfolio talent.

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venture capital funding, growth-stage investments, technology startup investing, permanent capital vehicles, startup incubation
Industry2 codes
1Late-Stage Venture Capital (Series C+)
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2Sector-Focused Venture Capital (Vertical Specialists)
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  • Other Financial Investment Activities5239
  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice52394
Product category
Venture Capital
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1Venture Capital Investment Returns
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Thrive Capital generates returns via capital appreciation and exits from equity investments in private and public companies. The firm earns carried interest and management fees on funds, including a recent $10 billion fund raise. Notable exposures include OpenAI, Stripe, SpaceX, Instagram, Wiz, Cursor, Anduril, and Helion.

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Thrive Capital also takes stakes in public companies (e.g., $100M Shopify investment), representing a minority of capital allocation beyond traditional venture activity.

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1Thrive Eternal
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Permanent-capital holding company under Thrive Capital designed to acquire and manage long-duration assets, with its announced first investment being a minority stake in the San Francisco Giants.

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Thrive Capital is a venture capital firm that deploys institutional-scale capital into internet, software, and technology-enabled companies across late-stage and growth-stage rounds. The firm manages over $50 billion in assets, leads or co-leads mega-rounds in AI, defense tech, biotech, fintech, and frontier technology, and operates incubation and permanent-capital vehicles to support founders from inception through long-term ownership.

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  • Manages over $50 billion in assets
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Thrive Capital operates a unified venture capital platform centered on building and investing in internet, software, and technology-enabled companies, with over $50 billion in assets under management. Its core offering, Thrive Capital, deploys capital into late-stage technology companies across AI, biotech, defense tech, fintech, and crypto, with notable portfolio holdings including OpenAI, Instagram, Stripe, SpaceX, Databricks, Wiz, and Spotify. The firm's Thrive Incubations module extends the core platform by partnering with founders to explore new ideas, build products, and launch companies. Complementing the venture platform, Thrive Eternal functions as a sub-brand offering a permanent capital holding vehicle for long-term, high-conviction asset ownership (with its first proposed investment being a minority stake in the San Francisco Giants), and the Thrive Capital Advisory Network brings in operating advisors (e.g., Bob Iger) to support portfolio founders — together forming a platform-plus-modules architecture that pairs traditional venture investing with incubation, permanent capital, and operating expertise.

Product and service4 records
1Thrive Capital Venture Investment Platform
CategoryVenture Capital Investment
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Core venture capital platform that builds and invests in internet, software, and technology-enabled companies, deploying capital into late-stage and growth-stage rounds across AI, biotech, defense tech, fintech, and crypto. Manages over $50 billion in assets and has backed OpenAI, Stripe, SpaceX, Databricks, Wiz, Cursor, Anduril, Ramp, and Isomorphic Labs.

2Thrive Incubations
CategoryStartup Incubation
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An incubation program under which Thrive Capital partners with founders to explore new ideas, build exceptional products, and launch world-class companies.

3Thrive Eternal
CategoryPermanent Capital Vehicle
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A permanent capital holding company under Thrive Capital designed to concentrate investments in a small number of high-conviction assets for long-term ownership, allowing indefinite holding periods and compounding returns through sustained ownership stakes. First proposed investment is a minority stake in the San Francisco Giants (MLB).

4Thrive Capital Advisory Network
CategoryAdvisory Services
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Advisory and portfolio support offering that brings in operating advisors (e.g., former Disney CEO Bob Iger) to work with Thrive's investment staff and portfolio company founders, providing strategic and operational guidance to portfolio companies.

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Partnership2 partners
1James Dyett (OpenAI Head of Sales)
Strategic tierModerateTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-05-05
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James Dyett, formerly OpenAI's head of sales, joined Thrive Capital. This represents a notable talent acquisition from OpenAI, joining a wave of executive movements between generative AI companies and venture capital firms.

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2Bob Iger
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Bob Iger rejoined Thrive Capital as an advisor one month after stepping down as Disney CEO. Iger already owns a stake in the firm and previously served as a venture partner at Thrive in late 2022. He will work with Thrive's investment staff and portfolio founders in a non-full-time advisory role.

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Peers10 records
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Premier US-based venture capital firm that co-leads mega-rounds with Thrive across AI, defense tech, and frontier technology (e.g., co-led Anduril $5B, Cursor $2B, OpenAI $122B). Operates as a multi-stage firm with comparable scale, brand, and fund-size profile.

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One of the most established US venture capital firms, operating across stages with mega-fund vehicles; co-invests alongside Thrive (e.g., participated in Pace $46M Series B) and shares comparable late-stage/growth deal activity.

TypeDirect peer
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Top-tier US venture capital firm with comparable multi-stage activity and similar mega-round participation (e.g., co-invested in Anduril, Forus, Cadence); named alongside Thrive in top-5 global VC rankings.

TypeDirect peer
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Late-stage US venture capital firm that frequently co-invests with Thrive (e.g., NewLimit $435M led by Founders Fund, Ramp $750M, Physical Intelligence); shares frontier-tech investment focus and concentrated-bet approach.

TypeDirect peer
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Large-scale US growth and late-stage venture capital firm, frequently ranked in top-5 globally alongside Thrive; invests in similar later-stage software and tech-enabled companies.

TypeDirect peer
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US venture capital firm with significant AI and frontier-technology focus; co-invests with Thrive (e.g., Rogo $160M) and shares comparable sector-specialist DNA.

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Late-stage venture capital firm with US/Europe footprint; co-invests with Thrive in companies like Ramp, Garner Health, and Revel, and operates in similar growth-stage mega-rounds.

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Multi-stage US venture capital firm with comparable late-stage and frontier-tech activity (e.g., Helion, Physical Intelligence); shares similar sector-focused mega-round leadership style.

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Crossover investment firm that deploys capital into both public and private technology companies; co-invests with Thrive (e.g., Cadence Series C) and shares comparable mega-round capacity.

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Late-stage growth investor known for large-scale checks and rapid-fire deal pacing; comparable to Thrive in deploying institutional-size capital into high-valuation technology rounds.

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Thrive Capital

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What Thrive Capital does

Thrive Capital is a New York–based venture capital firm founded by Joshua Kushner that invests in internet, software, and technology-enabled companies, managing over $50 billion in assets across its fund vehicles as of April 2026. Its core platform deploys primary capital into late-stage and growth-stage rounds across AI, defense tech, biotech, fintech, and frontier technology, with notable portfolio holdings including OpenAI, Stripe, SpaceX, Instagram, Databricks, Wiz, Anduril, Cursor, Isomorphic Labs, Helion, Ramp, and Formation Bio. The firm also operates Thrive Incubations, an in-house founder partnership program that explores new ideas and launches companies.

The firm recently closed a $10 billion fund and has expanded its platform beyond traditional venture investing through two new vehicles: Thrive Eternal, a permanent-capital holding company designed to acquire and manage long-duration cultural assets (with a proposed minority stake in the San Francisco Giants pending MLB approval), and Thrive Holdings, which is reportedly raising $2 billion to implement AI in traditional industries. Thrive monetizes through carried interest and management fees on closed-end funds raised from institutional limited partners, supplemented by selective public-equity positions such as the $100 million Shopify stake in May 2026.

Strategically, Thrive differentiates itself through concentrated, high-conviction bets that include lead or co-lead positions in mega-rounds (Anduril $5B Series H, Isomorphic Labs $2.1B Series B, Helion $465M Series G) and selective participation in rounds led by peer firms (Ramp Series F, NewLimit Series C, Cadence Series C). Its distribution model relies on direct institutional dealmaking, syndicated venture participation, and brand amplification via portfolio-company co-marketing and Joshua Kushner's public profile. The firm employs 11–50 investment and operating professionals across functions including GTM, insights, AI, valuations, communications, and portfolio talent.

Thrive Capital firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Thrive Capital
Legal name
Thrive Capital
Website
https://thrivecap.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2009
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
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Thrive Capital industry classification

Industry
Product category
Venture Capital
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Other Financial Investment Activities (5239), Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (52394)
akta.pro primary industry
Late-Stage Venture Capital (Series C+) (FSANAAAC)
akta.pro secondary industry
Sector-Focused Venture Capital (Vertical Specialists) (FSANAAAD)

Keywords

  • Venture capital funding
  • Growth-stage investments
  • Technology startup investing
  • Permanent capital vehicles
  • Startup incubation

Where Thrive Capital is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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New York
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United States
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North America

Offices1 record

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Thrive Capital business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Venture Capital Investment Returns: Thrive Capital generates returns via capital appreciation and exits from equity investments in private and public companies. The firm earns carried interest and management fees on funds, including a recent $10 billion fund raise. Notable exposures include OpenAI, Stripe, SpaceX, Instagram, Wiz, Cursor, Anduril, and Helion.
  2. Public Equity Investments: Thrive Capital also takes stakes in public companies (e.g., $100M Shopify investment), representing a minority of capital allocation beyond traditional venture activity.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels3 records

Thrive Capital product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Thrive Capital is a venture capital firm that deploys institutional-scale capital into internet, software, and technology-enabled companies across late-stage and growth-stage rounds. The firm manages over $50 billion in assets, leads or co-leads mega-rounds in AI, defense tech, biotech, fintech, and frontier technology, and operates incubation and permanent-capital vehicles to support founders from inception through long-term ownership.

Product overview

Thrive Capital operates a unified venture capital platform centered on building and investing in internet, software, and technology-enabled companies, with over $50 billion in assets under management. Its core offering, Thrive Capital, deploys capital into late-stage technology companies across AI, biotech, defense tech, fintech, and crypto, with notable portfolio holdings including OpenAI, Instagram, Stripe, SpaceX, Databricks, Wiz, and Spotify. The firm's Thrive Incubations module extends the core platform by partnering with founders to explore new ideas, build products, and launch companies. Complementing the venture platform, Thrive Eternal functions as a sub-brand offering a permanent capital holding vehicle for long-term, high-conviction asset ownership (with its first proposed investment being a minority stake in the San Francisco Giants), and the Thrive Capital Advisory Network brings in operating advisors (e.g., Bob Iger) to support portfolio founders — together forming a platform-plus-modules architecture that pairs traditional venture investing with incubation, permanent capital, and operating expertise.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Thrive Eternal: Permanent-capital holding company under Thrive Capital designed to acquire and manage long-duration assets, with its announced first investment being a minority stake in the San Francisco Giants.
  • Thrive Holdings

Products and services

  • Thrive Capital Venture Investment Platform Core venture capital platform that builds and invests in internet, software, and technology-enabled companies, deploying capital into late-stage and growth-stage rounds across AI, biotech, defense tech, fintech, and crypto. Manages over $50 billion in assets and has backed OpenAI, Stripe, SpaceX, Databricks, Wiz, Cursor, Anduril, Ramp, and Isomorphic Labs.
  • Thrive Incubations An incubation program under which Thrive Capital partners with founders to explore new ideas, build exceptional products, and launch world-class companies.
  • Thrive Eternal A permanent capital holding company under Thrive Capital designed to concentrate investments in a small number of high-conviction assets for long-term ownership, allowing indefinite holding periods and compounding returns through sustained ownership stakes. First proposed investment is a minority stake in the San Francisco Giants (MLB).
  • Thrive Capital Advisory Network Advisory and portfolio support offering that brings in operating advisors (e.g., former Disney CEO Bob Iger) to work with Thrive's investment staff and portfolio company founders, providing strategic and operational guidance to portfolio companies.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Manages over $50 billion in assets
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Thrive Capital

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Thrive Capital technology and API

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Thrive Capital partnerships and signals

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Two partnerships are on record, tiered moderate and flagship.

  • James Dyett (OpenAI Head of Sales)moderateOthers · 5 May 2026James Dyett, formerly OpenAI's head of sales, joined Thrive Capital. This represents a notable talent acquisition from OpenAI, joining a wave of executive movements between generative AI companies and venture capital firms.
  • Bob IgerflagshipOthers · 23 April 2026Bob Iger rejoined Thrive Capital as an advisor one month after stepping down as Disney CEO. Iger already owns a stake in the firm and previously served as a venture partner at Thrive in late 2022. He will work with Thrive's investment staff and portfolio founders in a non-full-time advisory role.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves1 record

Expansion highlights6 records

Thrive Capital competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Andreessen Horowitz (a16z): Premier US-based venture capital firm that co-leads mega-rounds with Thrive across AI, defense tech, and frontier technology (e.g., co-led Anduril $5B, Cursor $2B, OpenAI $122B). Operates as a multi-stage firm with comparable scale, brand, and fund-size profile.
  • Sequoia Capital: One of the most established US venture capital firms, operating across stages with mega-fund vehicles; co-invests alongside Thrive (e.g., participated in Pace $46M Series B) and shares comparable late-stage/growth deal activity.
  • General Catalyst: Top-tier US venture capital firm with comparable multi-stage activity and similar mega-round participation (e.g., co-invested in Anduril, Forus, Cadence); named alongside Thrive in top-5 global VC rankings.
  • Founders Fund: Late-stage US venture capital firm that frequently co-invests with Thrive (e.g., NewLimit $435M led by Founders Fund, Ramp $750M, Physical Intelligence); shares frontier-tech investment focus and concentrated-bet approach.
  • Insight Partners: Large-scale US growth and late-stage venture capital firm, frequently ranked in top-5 globally alongside Thrive; invests in similar later-stage software and tech-enabled companies.
  • Khosla Ventures: US venture capital firm with significant AI and frontier-technology focus; co-invests with Thrive (e.g., Rogo $160M) and shares comparable sector-specialist DNA.
  • Index Ventures: Late-stage venture capital firm with US/Europe footprint; co-invests with Thrive in companies like Ramp, Garner Health, and Revel, and operates in similar growth-stage mega-rounds.
  • Lightspeed Venture Partners: Multi-stage US venture capital firm with comparable late-stage and frontier-tech activity (e.g., Helion, Physical Intelligence); shares similar sector-focused mega-round leadership style.
  • Coatue Management: Crossover investment firm that deploys capital into both public and private technology companies; co-invests with Thrive (e.g., Cadence Series C) and shares comparable mega-round capacity.
  • Tiger Global Management: Late-stage growth investor known for large-scale checks and rapid-fire deal pacing; comparable to Thrive in deploying institutional-size capital into high-valuation technology rounds.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Thrive Capital social profiles

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Thrive Capital financial estimates

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Thrive Capital leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles17 records

Thrive Capital subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

Thrive Capital funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors1 record

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Thrive Capital M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments490 records

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Thrive Capital

What does Thrive Capital do?

Thrive Capital is a venture capital firm that deploys institutional-scale capital into internet, software, and technology-enabled companies across late-stage and growth-stage rounds. The firm manages over $50 billion in assets, leads or co-leads mega-rounds in AI, defense tech, biotech, fintech, and frontier technology, and operates incubation and permanent-capital vehicles to support founders from inception through long-term ownership.

Is Thrive Capital a public or private company?

Thrive Capital is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Thrive Capital founded?

Thrive Capital was founded in 2009. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Thrive Capital based?

Thrive Capital is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

How does Thrive Capital make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Venture Capital Investment Returns are the primary driver. The others are public Equity Investments.

Who are Thrive Capital's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Sequoia Capital, General Catalyst, Founders Fund, Insight Partners, Khosla Ventures, Index Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Coatue Management and Tiger Global Management.

Does Thrive Capital have an API?

No public API is recorded for Thrive Capital.

What industry is Thrive Capital in?

Thrive Capital's product category is Venture Capital. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANAAAC, Late-Stage Venture Capital (Series C+), with a secondary code of FSANAAAD, Sector-Focused Venture Capital (Vertical Specialists). Its NAICS code is 5239.

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LarepublicaJosh Kushner, el inversionista detrás de ChatGPT, ahora apuesta por los Lakers y la NBAJosh Kushner, a billionaire investor, is expanding into traditional businesses, including a minority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers valued at $12.5 billion. His Thrive Capital manages over $65 billion, and he also invested in the San Francisco Giants. The Lakers investment aims to grow team profits from $129 million to $600 million over the next decade.BloombergJosh Kushner Builds $17.5 Billion Empire Beyond Venture CapitalJosh Kushner, founder of Thrive Capital, has been involved in major deals including SpaceX's IPO, a record Lakers acquisition, and a collapsed FIFA deal. He is now steering Thrive Capital into public markets and long-term ownership of high-profile trophy assets.The Real DealRobotics startup takes massive sublease from Airbnb as physical AI race picks up steamRobotics startup Physical Intelligence agreed to take 80,000 square feet from Airbnb at 850 Brannan Street in San Francisco, following a $1 billion funding round. The company's plans for the space have not been disclosed. The deal follows its 60,000-square-foot lease at 808 Brannan and a 233,500-square-foot lease in Mountain View.LA Business JournalLeagues Amend Private Equity RulesThe NBA and MLB are amending rules on private equity involvement in franchises, potentially helping Kushner and Iger close their Lakers purchase. The MLB raised the maximum stake from 15% to 20%, while the NBA allows firms and executives to invest in the same team. Thrive Eternal, a Kushner fund, expects the Lakers to generate $600 million in revenue by 2037 and reach a $30 billion valuation.Venture Capital Access OnlineRightway Raises $155 Million as it Leads the Next Generation of Pharmacy BenefitsRightway raised $155 million in Series E financing led by Francisco Partners, with participation from Thrive Capital and Khosla Ventures. The funding supports its aligned pharmacy benefits model, which has 45 Fortune 500 clients. The company will use the capital to expand AI capabilities and technology.FinSMEsSplit Pay Raises $125M in Series A and Series B RoundsSplit Pay, a Miami-based fintech billing platform, raised $125M in Series A and B rounds led by Khosla Ventures. The company will use the funds to expand credit facilities, scale engineering teams, and accelerate user acquisition in North America.YahooLakers buyers expect team’s valuation to nearly triple within 10 yearsLakers buyers, including Thrive Capital, are projecting the team's valuation to nearly triple within 10 years. The projection is part of an investor presentation reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.New York PostNew Lakers ownership plans to reach $30 billion valuation within the decadeJoshua Kushner and Bob Iger bought the Lakers for $12.5 billion and plan to reach a $30 billion valuation within a decade. Thrive Capital projects revenue of at least $1.6 billion by 2037, assuming TV and streaming rights double. The Buss family's remaining 17.8% stake is being sold, with Jeanie Buss resisting a complete exit.WsjExclusive | Lakers Buyers Lay Out Plans to Reach $30 Billion Valuation in Pitch to InvestorsLakers buyers, via Thrive Capital, told investors they expect to nearly triple the team's valuation within 10 years. The projection is part of an investor presentation reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.BusinessinsiderOpenAi vuelve a las sombras tras retrasar una OPV billonaria que exige más luz y respuestas del dueño de ChatGPTOpenAI has delayed its IPO, citing AI safety concerns, despite a planned billion-dollar valuation. The company, which had raised funds from Amazon, SoftBank, and Nvidia, faces scrutiny over its financials and competition from rivals like Anthropic and Google.