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YourMechanic passes corporate inspection

American Family Ventures, SoftBank Capital and Verizon Ventures all reinvested in the car repair services provider in a $10.2m round led by Royal Bank of Canada.

Oct 11, 2018

Gowork reaps series A reward

Paradise Group of Industries and Gobi Ventures co-led a $9.9m round for working space provider GoWork, which merged with competitor ReWork in February.

Oct 11, 2018

Finger strikes series B chord

Finger received $14.4m in the round, which featured property management firm Greentown Service Group, taking the musical education provider's overall funding to $20.6m.

Oct 11, 2018

Perceptive makes $16m series A round certain

Toyota AI Ventures and Hyundai have put their firepower behind Perceptive Automata's behavioural prediction system for autonomous vehicles, three months after it emerged from stealth.

Oct 11, 2018

Open8 gets creative in $13m series A

Marketing distribution product supplier Open8 has now raised $36m in funding after winning the backing of the corporate-backed Mirai Creation Fund.

Oct 11, 2018

Lymbersky leaves Cisco to go Global

Christoph Lymbersky, a partner at corporate venturing unit M2P Venture & Capital Partners, has co-founded investment bank Global Ventures.

Oct 11, 2018

Schulte shoots to Swiss Post

Jens Schulte, who oversaw corporate venturing at PostFinance, has been promoted to head of M&A for its parent company, Swiss Post.

Oct 11, 2018

Aave unchains corporate venturing unit

Aave’s newly formed corporate venturing unit will fund digital asset technologies and other blockchain-related ideas ranging from payment services to games.

Oct 11, 2018

Yunshan connects to Lenovo for $11m round

Lenovo joined a trio of VC firms for Yunshan Networks’ series B-plus round, bringing the total raised by the IT networking services provider to $26m.

Oct 11, 2018

Tencent Investment tenses itself for $650m fund

Tencent's corporate venturing department is reportedly in talks with prospective limited partners for a $650m fund that would focus on follow-on investments.

Oct 10, 2018
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