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Invoca calls on corporates in $30m series D

Salesforce and StepStone were among the investors as the phone-based marketing technology company took its overall funding to $60m.


Mar 31, 2016

Idinvest helps shift $14m to Planday

Corporate-backed Idinvest Partners has led a funding round for Planday, the developer of a workforce management service aimed at shift-based companies.

Mar 31, 2016

BizReach employs Yahoo Japan for $32.8m series B

Yahoo Japan subsidiary YJ Capital invested $14m in a round that also included Salesforce, Gree, Link and Motivation, Dentsu and Rakuten.

Mar 29, 2016

Organising for Innovation in Japan

Discussion at Kyushu University, Japan, identifies that Fukuoka, under its youthful mayor Soichiro Takashima (he was elected in 2010 aged 36), is one region continuing to explore its options to be a growth centre.

Mar 26, 2016

Editorial: CVCs and governments step up

All the VC deals (with named investors) on Friday had effectively corporate or government venture capital angles, including sole rounds by CVCs.

Mar 25, 2016

Lagou logs $34m series C round

The Bertelsmann-backed online recruitment service has now raised more than $60m in total and will use the money for product development.

Mar 24, 2016

Checkr ticks off $40m series B

The Alphabet-backed background checking service has raised $40m in funding after having been reported in October 2015 to be seeking at least $30m.

Mar 24, 2016

YTO Express to list in $2.7bn reverse merger

The logistics company, which received funding from Alibaba in may last year, will list in China through a reverse merger with garment producer Dalian Dayang Trands.

Mar 23, 2016

Welkio opens its doors to WeWork

WeWork has acquired digital visitor sign-in system developer Welkio less than six months after it was spun out of consulting agency Hathway with $400,000.

Mar 21, 2016

Big Deal: Le Sports shoots for $1bn

HNA Group has invested $185m in sports streaming platform Le Sports as part of a round that could end up topping $1bn, showing how online companies are helping China's media sector rapidly grow.

Mar 21, 2016
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