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Square wakes up, smells Starbucks' $25m

Mobile payments start-up Square has attracted a $25m Series D investment from US-based coffee retailer Starbucks.

Aug 8, 2012

Xoom heads to its IPO

The company has confidentially filed with US regulator Securities and Exchange Commission, and has hired US-based bank Goldman Sachs as lead underwriter, according to news provider Reuters.

Aug 4, 2012

Square doubles value to $3.25bn

Private equity investor Suhail Rizvi is leading the latest round for the Visa-backed mobile payments company, according to news provider New York Times that cites sources familiar with the deal.

Aug 2, 2012

The Big Deal: Box unpacks potential

Salesforce and SAP Ventures look to have picked a financial winner in file sharing company Box. The deal also has interesting strategic options for Salesforce and SAP, given Box's fast growth amongst mobile users.

Jul 27, 2012

Accion tops up CrediConfia with $1.9m

Microfinance company Accion secures a 9% stake in Mexico's CrediConfia and a board seat as well as a three-year service contract providing governance, management and technical support.

Jul 25, 2012

Technion backs Correlsense

Technion Research & Development Foundation is joined in the series C round by venture firms Accel Partners, Vertex Venture Capital, ProSeed Venture Capital Fund and eXeed Technology.

Jul 24, 2012

Digicel blasts off with Boom

Mobile operator Digicel backs the latest round raised by the provider of banking for the un-banked, alongside venture firm RRE Ventures and Mexicans and Americans Thinking Together [MATT.org], a US-based non-profit organisation.

Jul 18, 2012

Smart Design hires Hui

Gordon Hui was previously assistant vice-president in US-based insurer Hartford Financial Services Group's innovation and corporate venture capital group

Jul 15, 2012

The Big Deal: Intel moves to African beat

Corporates should prepare an Africa strategy, as early movers like technology companies Intel and IBM are dipping their toes into the region.

Jul 13, 2012
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