Corporate venturing units M12 and Nationwide Ventures added $12m to small business finance provider BlueVine's series E round.

The accounting software developer added Line, Mitsubishi UFJ and Life Card to a roster of shareholders that already included Salesforce, Sharp, Recruit and SBI.

KTH Chalmers Capital, which first backed IT software developer Apica Systems in 2007, has been joined by Industrifonden, SEB, Almi and Oxx for the latest round.

The Vayner/RSE-backed human resources software provider has now raised a total of approximately $200m.

Access Industries, Orange and Rotana have committed capital to the music streaming platform, which raised the cash at a $1.16bn valuation.

The exercise equipment and service provider has raised series F financing from investors including Comcast NBCUniversal at a $4.15bn valuation.

Freshworks, the customer engagement software developer formerly known as Freshdesk, secured the funding at a $1.5bn valuation.

A $1bn investment by Toyota was matched by backers including Ping An and Naver, valuing the on-demand ride service at $11bn post-money.

The UPS-backed returns optimisation platform developer has now raised $190m altogether, Franklin Templeton having led the new round.

Athyrium Capital Management provided the capital for Debiopharm and Axa-backed breast cancer diagnostics system developer Agendia.