Wag, the pet care tech company reportedly valued at ~$650M after a $300M investment from SoftBank Vision Fund in January 2018, filed for bankruptcy on July 21
It's a huge $300M miss for Softbank, but I guess when you count Alibaba, ARM, Uber, DoorDash, and ByteDance among your hits you can afford to look silly when the dog-walking one flops Mastodon: Dare O...
Former employees of dog-walking startup Wag, which raised $300M from SoftBank and replaced CEO in Jan. 2018, describe slowed growth, multiple layoffs, and more
(CNN)At the start of 2018, Wag looked like tech's next Big Thing. — In January, the founders of the dog-walking startup announced … Tweets: @seldo , @carnage4life , @_cingraham , @tomgara , @sfieger...
Amazon launches Wag, its own brand of pet products, starting with dry dog food, only available to Prime subscribers
Amazon.com Inc. has started its own brand of pet products, called Wag, expanding on existing private-label efforts that include batteries, baby products, clothing and household goods.
Sources: SoftBank has been in talks to invest up to $300M in dog-walking app Wag, which raised $40M just eight months ago
It shows how SoftBank has affected funding amounts in Silicon Valley. — SoftBank has been in talks to invest as much as $300 million in the dog-walking app Wag …
On-demand dog-walking app Wag, which sources say raised over $59M, is being criticized for losing dogs and fighting with customers, spooking potential investors
The pet-care app is being criticized for losing dogs and fighting with customers—spooking potential investors. Tweets: @mekosoff , @robaeprice , and @sesmith Tweets: @mekosoff : wag, the uber for dog ...