SAP, Goldman Sachs, McGraw-Hill join Bessemer in extension of June’s $53M D round.
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Despite heady valuation after funding round, Nye says there are no plans for an IPO cashout.
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Sales of three portfolio companies—Sirtris, PA Semi and Gracenote—are announced within 12 hours.
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The on-again, off-again romance between investors and WiMAX is decidedly on again as investors commit to carriers in the U.S. and Russia.
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DFJ leads round for company that wants to create a scalable model for connecting local businesses to online prospects.
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Corporate social network company, which helps employees stay in touch with each other, receives a $5.5 million Series A funding round from Bessemer Venture Partners.
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Litigious email systems supplier takes $86 million in the last five months after a decade in the business.
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Mobile ad startup will target “millennials,” the 76 million people born between 1977 and 1995.
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Startup transfers long-distance web traffic onto its network to improve business application performance.
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City guide site scores second round of funding from Benchmark Capital.
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Network accelerator services provider Netli raises $18 million in its fourth round of venture capital fund-raising.
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Before social networking software, the real world: Thickets of relationships keep Silicon Valley on the competitive edge.
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A strategic investment in mesh-networking startup Zensys will help Cisco boost its digital home offerings.
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NanoOpto closes $5-million loan from Ritchie Capital's new venture debt fund.
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The chip startup, backed by stellar engineers, says its cool-running processors will kick butt and shove larger rivals aside.
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Finjan Software finds Google vulnerability.
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A $60-million investment in Affymax is the latest in bioscience’s hot-blooded 2005.
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Three weeks before its quarterly earnings call, security vendor Tumbleweed names software exec its new CEO.
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Investment in India grows more than 30 percent to $395 million in the second quarter.
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The security market has changed, but one thing remains the same: the crooks still have the edge.
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