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Millennials are driving demand for improved veterinary services, a $19bn market. So investors are looking at new tech-enabled pet health start-ups, writes Tom Stein

Proptech has grown by 160x over the last decade and appeared on course to continue maturing as the covid-19 epidemic hit. But the emerging sector is poised to survive a possible downturn.

Despite no organized sports happening, investors still see positive opportunities across multiple sub-sectors.

Corporations are becoming more diverse and inclusive, and start-ups are helping to achieve that. Many provide AI to screen job applicants and remove bias from the hiring process.

The new coronavirus reality has left consumer investors in an environment of distinct highs and lows, as some sectors surge while others slump.

While early and late stage VC-backed businesses are poised to weather this period of uncertainty, companies at the Series B and C stages may be left behind.

Telemedicine valuations will rise following substantial adoption growth, and investors see a compelling thesis around these services even after coronavirus fears abate.

As remote learning takes over the world, VC-backed services that help students in a virtual environment take on new significance.

Demand for sextech, gambling and cannabis products began to skyrocket when lockdowns began.

Analysts predict a global seed slowdown of 22% by the end of Q1 because of the covid-19 outbreak, US seed investors say not so fast.