Tive turns demand for sensor-based tracking into cash infusion

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Tive turns demand for sensor-based tracking into cash infusion

| Apr 11, 2022 6:00AM EDT
Shipment tracking device maker Tive has landed a $54 million cash infusion to build its global footprint and target more categories of shippers with location and condition monitoring solutions.
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