
FineDine – Turkey’s restaurant management platform raises $600K funding
Istanbul, Turkey-based FineDine, an AI-driven online ordering and restaurant management platform, has raised $600,000 in a Pre-Series A round
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Istanbul, Turkey-based FineDine, an AI-driven online ordering and restaurant management platform, has raised $600,000 in a Pre-Series A round

Startupbootcamp, one of the world’s most active global industry-focused startup accelerators and investor, has established headquarters in DIFC.

Souqalmal dials up its COVID-19 relief efforts - Becomes the first comparison site in the country to offer free-of-charge monthly payment plan

Saudi-based Trteeb.co, an online marketplace with the biggest pool of tailors to make the thobe buying and stitching experience easier

Egypt-based healthtech startup Rology, has raised investment from Dubai Angel Investors (DAI). The amount raised was not disclosed.

Saudi's WorkHint that offers consulting and management information software has recently launched a new B2B software-as-a-service (SaaS) management software.

Jordan, Amman-based Tamatem, the leading mobile games publisher in the MENA today announced a strategic partnership agreement with Tamalaki.

Workfam is providing its corporate-wellness platform free-of-charge to the heavily-hit health & wellness industry of the UAE during COVID-19

ISTEELBOX launches UAE’s first smart sharing power bank network system, a convenient, user-friendly and a very affordable on-the-go mobile charging solution

Walid El Hindi, CEO of Imkan Properties, UAE has reportedly stepped down from his position to pursue his own interests - said Abu Dhabi Capital Growth

Dubai, UAE-based Al-Futtaim Group has partnered with Dubai's fintech startup Tabby that provides 'buy now, pay later' option to customers

IntiGo, the leading ride-hailing startup in Tunisia has raised $1 million in a funding round led by Capsa Capital Partners and some regional angel investors