Etsy, an online marketplace for vintage and handcrafted items like typewriters and jewelry, is reportedly looking to raise $300 million, and could do so within the next few months.


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Etsy, an online marketplace for vintage and handcrafted items like typewriters and jewelry, is reportedly looking to raise $300 million, and could do so within the next few months.
After filing with the SEC back in March, online data storage company Box has updated its IPO registration documents and begun its roadshow.
OnDeck Capital, an online lender specializing in loans to small businesses, raised $200 million in its IPO this week.
Hortonworks, the Palo Alto, Calif.-based vendor of Hadoop-enabled Big Data services, sold 6.25 million shares at $16 (above the original $12-$14 price range) to raise $100 million.
It was a busy week in IPO activity, as a number of highly anticipated soon to be public companies came forward with details about their upcoming offerings.
Yahoo has paid an undisclosed amount to acquire Cooliris, an eight year old, Kleiner Perkins-backed photo software company.
Rubicon Project, a real-time bidding (RTB) advertising platform, purchased fellow ad tech providers iSocket and Shiny Ads.
GoPro, the San Mateo, Calif.-based company behind the popular line of mountable video cameras, will hold a secondary public offering before the end of the year.
Upland Software began trading on Nasdaq Thursday at $12 a share after raising $46 million in its IPO. But stock in the Austin, Texas.-based company ended up falling 19% to $9.75 by Thursday’s close.
A week after disclosing $25 million in new funding, the streaming device company Roku is apparently working with BofA Merrill Lynch and Citigroup on its IPO.