Corporate-backed incubator Team8 provided the series A funding for its first graduate, cybersecurity company Illusive Networks.

Norwest Venture Partners led the online food ordering service's series B round, which will facilitate its expansion into additional Indian cities.

Deutsche Telekom exited the online property portal through the transaction, in which Emtek, TPG and Square Peg provided the money.

SoftBank took a 20% stake in the Korea-based e-commerce company, as part of a long term strategy that could see it become the world's largest e-commerce player.

The bespoke tailored clothes seller raised the money from Legend Holdings and IDG Capital, the latter of which invested $10m in the company in 2011.

Baidu has also formed a strategic partnership with the bus wifi provider, an affiliate of outdoor advertising company VisionChina, which operates in 18 Chinese cities.

Baidu and United Electronics provided more than $16m for 16Wifi, which is helping to bring wifi to China's public transport services.

The bus tracking app has secured $15m, less than a year after closing a series A round that also reportedly featured Alibaba.

Thomas Cook India subsidiary Quess has agreed to acquire a minority stake in the infrastructure maintenance company in return for an undisclosed amount.