Trending Houston tech and startup articles on InnovationMap included the Ion growing its coworking space, Cart.com moving its headquarters back to Houston, and more.| InnovationMap
Cart.com, which moved its headquarters from Houston to Austin in December but still maintains a local presence, just landed $240 million in equity and debt funding.| InnovationMap
Cart.com, a leading provider of unified commerce and logistics solutions, today announced its acquisition of Amify, a fast-growing provider of Amazon optimization and advertising solutions.| cart.com
The second quarter of 2023 looked a lot like the first when it came to venture capital funding for Houston companies. The whole country — affected by inflation, geopolitical instability, and other factors — has seen a trying time for investment opportunities.| InnovationMap
A Houston-founded software company —officially a unicorn company, valued at $1 billion or more — has announced the details of its latest fundraise.| InnovationMap
Last November, Houston-founded logistics tech company Cart.com announced that it would be returning its headquarters to Houston after spending the last two years growing in Austin. But Co-Founder and CEO Omair Tariq says that while the corporate address may have changed, he actually never left.| InnovationMap
While originally founded in Houston in 2020, Cart.com has called Austin home for the past two years. Now, the scaling software company is coming home.| InnovationMap
Houston-based Cart.com, which operates a multichannel commerce platform, has secured $105 million in debt refinancing from investment manager BlackRock.| InnovationMap
