Weekly Refresh: Kinnos Raised $6M, Transit Tech Lab Launch, and More

Read our latest weekly refresh for trending NYC tech news.

Written by Anna Holmquist
Published on Mar. 09, 2020
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Kinnos gained $6M. It creates additives that make disinfectants turn blue just long enough to ensure a surface has been covered. Prolog Ventures led the investment. [TechCrunch]

Public backed by Will Smith, J.J. Watt and more. Its app uses a commission-free model to let users trade stocks and funds, and also buy partial stocks for small amounts. Other high-profile backers include Sophia Amoruso and Casey Neistat. [Built In NYC]

Transit Tech Lab launches. Nine startups will participate and partner with NYC transit agencies in three focus areas: accessibility, revenue generation and curb management. After the eight-week program, formal pilots will be launched with one or more company. [Government Technology]

Brooklinen raised $50M. The company offers accessible and quality bedding by using a direct-to-consumer e-commerce system. Summit Partners provided the investment. [Built In NYC]

MParticle raised $45M. Its platform helps brands track and analyze their customers’ data across various sources. Arrowroot Capital led the Series D round. [Built In NYC]

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