Atom tickets raises $60 million; EvGo taps Cathy Zoi as CEO; and Stamps.com’s ShippingEasy targets Amazon sellers.
Atom Tickets Raises $60 Million
Atom Tickets has raised $60 million in Series C funding, Variety reports. The main investor was Fidelity Management & Research Co., with participation from previous investors Disney, Lionsgate and 20th Century Fox Film. The trio of Hollywood studios pumped $50 million into Atom in 2016. Atom Tickets has now raised more than $125 million to date. The company has about 80 employees. With the additional capital, Atom plans to further enhance its social movie-ticketing app and website experience as well as boost marketing, and position itself to compete with NBCUniversal-owned Fandango.
EVgo, the nation’s largest network of public electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging stations, today announced it is removing the interim title and naming Cathy Zoi chief executive officer of the company, according to Globenewswire. In addition, Julie Blunden has joined EVgo’s executive team.
Stamps.com’s ShippingEasy Targets Amazon Sellers
El Segundo-based Stamps.com announced that its cloud-based shipping, inventory management and customer marketing software arm, ShippingEasy, is targeting third-party Amazon sellers, according to Businesswire. ShippingEasy announced a new Amazon Seller Suite, which includes a bundle of solutions covering inventory management, shipping and rate management, plus seller and product reviews.
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