Guardant Health, a health tech company creating non-invasive cancer genomic sequencing, has completed a $100 million Series D investment round. The capital raise includes equity financing and a term loan facility. OrbiMed…


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Guardant Health, a health tech company creating non-invasive cancer genomic sequencing, has completed a $100 million Series D investment round. The capital raise includes equity financing and a term loan facility. OrbiMed…
Flatiron Health, a cloud-based oncology software provider, has raised a Series C round of funding worth $175 million. Roche led the round, with participation from Allen & Company, Baillie Gifford and Casdin…
by Anam Alpenia Nestled beside the Franco-German border, on the eastern banks of the Rhein, Karlsruhe is a natural location for big business. It is also one of the country’s premier technological…
Hometeam, a home care startup, has raised $27.5 million in Series B funding. Oak HC/FT and existing investors Lux Capital, IA Ventures and Recruit Strategic Partners in the all participated in the…
Lyft, the ride-hailing app competing with Uber, has confirmed a $1 billion funding round led by a $500 million investment from General Motors. The two companies plan to develop an on-demand network…
In another big year for technology news, there were, as always, plenty of winners and losers. Here Red Herring checks out some of those who felt on top of the world, and…
Ride hailing startup Lyft is planning to raise as much as $1 billion in new funding, according to a report by Bloomberg yesterday. A Delaware state filing was cited as proof of…
Digital health startup WellDoc has completed a $22 million Series B round of financing. Samsung Ventures was the lead investor, with Merck Global Health Innovation co-lead, according to a company press release.…
Tastemade, a digital media company focused on food and lifestyle programming, has closed a $40 million Series D funding round led by Goldman Sachs’ Merchant Banking Division. Existing investors Redpoint Ventures, Raine…
When Pavel Durov was dismissed as CEO of VKontakte, the social media platform he had founded in 2006, last summer, Saint Petersburg’s tech community lamented the loss of its most enigmatic character,…