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Palleon detects $47.6m series A

Palleon Pharmaceuticals has launched with $47.6m in series A funding to commercialise cancer therapies based on technology developed at Stanford and Dundee universities.

Oct 5, 2017

GE to anchor African healthcare fund

GE Healthcare has agreed to be the anchor investor in the $200m Rx Healthcare Fund, which will back companies that can help improve healthcare in Africa.

Oct 4, 2017

GV lifts Anchor in $10m series A

Podcasting app developer Anchor has closed a $10m series A round led by GV that was also backed by existing investor Chernin Group.

Oct 4, 2017

Body Labs achieves acquisition result

Intel Capital has exited 3D body scanner developer Body Labs in an acquisition by Amazon reportedly sized at about $70m.

Oct 4, 2017

StackCommerce makes Joyus acquisition

Time Warner has exited sponsored video producer Joyus in an acquisition by StackCommerce reportedly sized at less than $50m.

Oct 4, 2017

Angaza powers up series B round

Salesforce Ventures participated in a $10.5m round for off-grid solar system producer's Angaza, taking its overall funding to more than $16m.

Oct 4, 2017

Apama swings to Boston Scientific in $300m deal

Ascension Health is set to exit medical device maker Apama Medical, which has agreed to an acquisition by Boston Scientific for up to $300m.

Oct 4, 2017

Macro looks to maximise $150m investment

MNM Creative contributed to a the $150m in debt and equity raised by Macro, which will use it to fund the production of four to six television and movie projects a year.

Oct 4, 2017

ForeScout tracks a path to public markets

The network cybersecurity software provider, valued at $1bn as of 2015, has filed for a $100m IPO that will allow Intel Capital and Itochu to exit.

Oct 4, 2017
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