| It's better when you delegate: Venture capital firm Sequoia is planning to split into three entities: Sequoia Capital in the U.S. and Europe, Peak XV Partners in India and Southeast Asia, and HongShan in China. The new units will go into effect next March, when the company "separates the Asia units from the mothership as it navigates an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape." Read more. There's more to WWDC 2023: So much came out of Apple's WWDC 2023 that it spilled over into today. Let's take a look: Challenge accepted: Indian edtech giant Byju has filed a complaint in the New York Supreme Court to challenge what it is alleging are predatory tactics made by investment management firm Redwood. Get the scoop. Paying someone overseas should be easy, right?: If it is up to Keeta, it will be. The startup took in $17 million in initial funding, led by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, to develop a faster and easier way to make cross-border payments. Find out more. My, how big you've grown: Greycroft co-founder Ian Sigalow is in the hot seat, discussing how his venture capital firm is faring in its teenage years. Read more. Llama, llama, where's my LLMs?: LlamaIndex adds private data to large language models. Learn more. How to dominate the cloud: Evroc is out to disrupt Europe's cloud market, traditionally dominated by foreign companies. Find out how it plans to do that. Constructing a startup: Curri, a company developing last-mile logistics for the construction industry, banks $42 million. Read more. Check these out: Life insurance startup Getlife becomes Life5 and raises $10.7M Curing physician burnout with Eli Ben-Joseph from Regard Binder maker For Them is launching community for queer and trans folks Collaborative Fund backs Korea's Sopoong Ventures to grow its footprint in Asia Sensi.AI and Flint Capital speak on developing and deploying AI solutions in healthcare | 
