Ashley Bowden

Ashley Bowden is a Built In news reporter covering technology news in San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles and other markets. She has been on the Built In team since 2020. Bowden has a bachelor of fine arts degree from Long Island University Post. Her work has also appeared in Agent Publishing and other outlets.

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Learn how the companies that secured last month’s largest venture sums are investing the fresh capital.
Nick Allen, CEO and co-founder of Sunnyside, poses for a photo.
The company will invest in enhancing the product experience for its app, which helps members strive for balanced alcohol use.
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Vir Biotechnology ranked as North America’s no. 1 fastest-growing company for another consecutive year.
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Find out how the companies that raised last month’s largest rounds plan to invest the fresh capital.
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The artificial intelligence company is considering a deal that could make it the most highly valued startup in San Francisco.
Stampli's co-founders pose together for a photo.
The platform works to help finance teams streamline accounts payable functions.
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Learn how the companies that secured last month’s highest venture funding rounds are investing their fresh capital.
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Check out how the companies that secured last month’s highest venture sums are investing their fresh capital.
The Golden Gate bridge and the San Francisco skyline are pictured.
Learn how the startups that raised last month’s largest venture capital rounds plan to invest their fresh funding.
Ian Zhu, co-founder and CEO of SchoolJoy, poses for a photo.
The solution aims to paint a comprehensive picture of a student based on who they are both in and outside of the classroom.
Members of the Hammerspace team pose for a photo.
Catch up on the latest tech developments from the Bay Area.
Ranjan Reddy, CEO and founder of Bureau, poses for a photo.
Backed by GMO VenturePartners and others, Bureau’s total funding to date is $20.5 million.