The group buying website is seeking up to $92m from its initial public offering (IPO).

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.

The group buying website, backed by Reinet Investments, an investment company which span off from luxury goods group Richemont, and daily deals company Rebate Networks, files for an IPO set to raise up to $100m.

Google and IDG-backed on-line media company Xunlei cancels float due to choppy markets after delaying the listing in July.

The India-based search engine's plans to reportedly list part of its business in the US come after the SAP Ventures-backed business separately filed to list its parent company in India in August.