Notion, a relatively small collaboration software start-up, just raised $50 million — an impressive feat during the coronavirus pandemic. This funding brings the total valuation of Notion to $2 billion, way up from its previously-valued $800 million, reports the New York Times. [Read: What’s venture capital and why does it matter for startups?] Notion is another “all-in-one” workspace offering that competes with collaborative note-taking suites like Microsoft’s OneNote and Confluence. Think spreadsheets, templates, and project management tools — presented cleanly to help you concentrate. The San Francisco-based firm raised the money from Index Ventures, a technology-focused venture capital fund that’s made successful exits from the…
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