The Qualcomm-backed motion-sensor chip developer has priced its shares lower for its forthcoming initial public offering.

Investment Kinnevik's estimated return and Rocket Internet's $1bn boost also point to strong gains made by two corporate venturing units.

The oncological biopharmaceutical research company is looking to raise up to $50m from an initial public offering less than 18 months after its inception.

Groupon is raising the funds at a close to $12.7bn valuation, which looks set to net a big return for the European corporates which funded City Deal, owner of 10.3% of Groupon.

YY.com, an online entertainment portal backed by Disney's corporate venturing unit, is planning to file for an IPO next year, expected to raise up to $200m, according to reports from China.

Newly formed partnership company 6waves Lolapps has acquired gaming studio Smartron5.

Semiconductor firm SandForce is acquired by one of its investors, the LSI Corporation, for $322m.

With the aid of venture capital funding from outside, Cambridge Consultants has spun its holographic radar technology off as new company Aveillant.

The corporate-backed online location-as-a-service company has acquired mobile software developer Wirkle and online group messaging service Volly.