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KOHO provides a full-service spending and savings account, offering cash back on every purchase, and has an integrated app that helps users with saving and budgeting. The round was led by Greenwich, Connecticut-headquartered Eldridge, with renewed commitments from existing investors Drive Capital and TTV Capital and additional investments made by HOOPP, Round13 and BDC.
So, without further ado, here are our 27 favorite new shows of 2021.Canadian fintech KOHO Financial has closed a C$210 million Series D funding round, which will help it expand into new product verticals and increase headcount. A show we're really looking forward to can turn out to be not so great, and our favorite show can be one we had no idea was even coming out.
This year we got Squid Game as a legitimate sensation for a few months there. Who could've seen Ted Lassocoming last year? Or The Queen's Gambit? Hell, who saw The Tiger King becoming as unbelievably massive as it was for a few weeks? Yes, that kind of took some once-in-a-lifetime circumstances for that to happen, but, look, it's 2021. There are always going to be shows that pop up out of nowhere and get us all to buy in.
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We may not know when some of these shows are coming out, but we can feel pretty good about the fact that TV continues to be in good hands. There are a number of shows that we're expecting still that sound extremely exciting- star-studded thrillers/horror/mysteries, real-life dramas, and some seriously exciting blockbuster nerd stuff from our Marvel/Star Wars overlords at Disney. And luckily for those of us still at home, there have been quite a few captivating hits-with several more still to come. While 2020 got us through the first 9+ months of the COVID-19 era with the plethora of TV shows that had been filmed prior to the pandemic (many of which were excellent brand new series), it's 2021 that's seen much of the content that was either conceived right before or during the pandemic.
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