US-based online retailer Amazon said in a regulatory filing daily deals company LivingSocial, in which it owns a 31% stake, posted a $558m loss in 2011.

The orthopaedic specialist has raised $89m in a series E round supported by investment group Axel Johnson and Asia-based government-backed investment funds.

Intel Capital backs a $10.3m round of a US-based wireless connectivity company and takes warrants in a UK-based chip company, with a long and storied past.

Alongside Bright Capital in the round were venture capital firms Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB), August Capital, New Enterprise Associates, Northgate Capital and DAG Ventures.

The SAP and Juniper-backed computer interface technology firm raises $7m in a series E round that brings its total funding past the $65m mark.

The software support system developer, which has previously seen investment from Juniper, takes its total funding to nearly $100m after a series F round.

Undisclosed South Korean private equity funds were the other co-leads in Stion's latest round, which included repeat backers included chip maker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), through its VentureTech Alliance corporate venturing unit.

Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal purchases a $300m stake in the social media company, which follows a bumper fundraising in August this year.

The UBS and GFINet-backed bonds trading platform has raised an additional $16m just six months after closing its previous round.

The daily deals company is chasing a $400m round, its filing says, and the round gives it a reported valuation of $6bn.