The internet company has finally acquired Vkontakte, bringing an end to a three-year financial, legal and political saga.

Otter, backed by AT&T and The Chernin Group, has bought Fullscreen Media, allowing Qualcomm to exit while WPP stays on as a shareholder.

The corporate-backed fund has had a busy week, as it provided early-stage funding, while also existing through a buyback and an acquisition.

Intel and VMware exited the mobile app development company, which raised a $9m series A round last year.

Google and Nokia are both exiting from the image advertising network, which had raised more than $28m, through an acquisition by Yahoo.

A&E Networks is close to purchasing a 10% stake in Vice Media that would value the company at $2.5bn, and would see Vice produce programming for the A&E cable network.

Covagen, which is developing treatments for cancer and inflammatory diseases, has been acquired for an undisclosed sum, granting exits to Novartis and Seroba Kernel.

Comcast and SingTel-backed Bubbly, which had reportedly been set to liquidate only two weeks ago, has been bought by networking services company Altruist.

Amazon acquired the video streaming platform, backed by Two-Take Interactive Software among others, for almost $1bn.