DTC

A profile of Quince, an online luxury DTC brand valued at $10B+, which has found success by using data analysis and close manufacturer ties to keep prices low

A profile of Quince, an online luxury DTC brand valued at $10B+, which has found success by using data analysis and close manufacturer ties to keep prices low

The online apparel retailer has become a $10 billion-plus e-commerce giant by mastering the art of the supply chain.

Online DTC luxury brand Quince raised a $500M Series E led by Iconiq at a $10.1B valuation; it recently launched in Canada and its revenue topped $1B in 2025

Online DTC luxury brand Quince raised a $500M Series E led by Iconiq at a $10.1B valuation; it recently launched in Canada and its revenue topped $1B in 2025

The quickly growing company's revenues topped $1 billion last year.  —  Quince has a fresh infusion of cash.

ZyG, whose software coordinates AI agents across SEO, marketing, and more for DTC brands, raised a $58M seed co-led by Bessemer, Viola Ventures, and Lightspeed

ZyG, whose software coordinates AI agents across SEO, marketing, and more for DTC brands, raised a $58M seed co-led by Bessemer, Viola Ventures, and Lightspeed

When it comes to product innovation, global brands have an enormous advantage over smaller companies thanks to their massive scale …

Sources: online DTC luxury brand Quince is in talks to raise funding at a $10B+ valuation, up from $4.5B in July; its annualized revenue run rate has hit ~$2B

Sources: online DTC luxury brand Quince is in talks to raise funding at a $10B+ valuation, up from $4.5B in July; its annualized revenue run rate has hit ~$2B

Online retailer Quince is in talks with investors to raise a funding round that would value the company at above $10 billion after the investment …

Wall Street clearinghouse DTCC selects the Canton Network blockchain as a real-world asset tokenization partner after receiving a No-Action Letter from the SEC

Canton creator Digital Asset will help tokenize DTC-custodied U.S. Treasury securities.  —  What to know:

Tel Aviv-based Appcharge, which runs a DTC game publisher platform powering stores for 100+ games, raised a $58M Series B led by IVP, taking its funding to $89M