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'A trip to Europe's high-tech Mecca'

My trip to the Munich Network in March painted an interesting portrait of an innovative region.


May 6, 2013

Masabi clips investors' tickets

Separately, Fontinalis, led by Bill Ford, has also backed Nano-C, a US-based developer of nanostructured carbon for use in energy and electronics applications.

May 5, 2013

The Big Deal: Yodo1's angel wings

As corporations become increasingly open to external innovation and many of their own executives become angel investors themselves, there is a great opportunity to help the nascent start-ups.

Apr 28, 2013

Hertz drives off with Car

Hertz has acquired a 20% stake in Car and a seat on its board in return for the acquisition of all of Hertz's business in China.

Apr 25, 2013

AutoRef calls up $870,000

Alongside DT's T-Venture in the round was local venture capital firm Innovation Works and angel investors.

Apr 13, 2013

Intel, Google most active

This is an analysis of the ten most active units and has attached the main data of our new quarterly reports, the first of which, a 12-page special, can be seen in full, in this month's magazine.

Apr 9, 2013

Profile: Unilever Ventures

The corporate venturing unit of Anglo-Dutch consumer goods company Unilever has made plans to increase its assets under management with its latest $450m fund from its parent, Global Corporate Venturing can reveal.

Apr 9, 2013

Consumer companies shop for start-ups

Modern consumer corporations generally continue to pump out the kind of products that the world population simply cannot stop buying. Yet these industries, which have been brutally competitive, as well as profitable, since ancient times, are being transformed by a rapidly growing world population, where consumer spending power is truly globalising.

Apr 9, 2013

March deals slow as Cyprus scares markets

Corporate venturing investments slowed in March by number and value as exits were boosted by three initial public offerings. The slowdown in deal activity came as nerves appeared to creep back into wider market trading, as eurozone country Cyprus negotiated a bailout that involved haircuts for bank depositors.

Apr 9, 2013

Tensilica is lucrative exit

US-based chip design software manufacturer Tensilica, backed by Japan technology companies Fujitsu and NTT, and US-based technology company Cisco, was the biggest sale of the quarter, in an exit to US-based chip design software manufacturer Cadence Design Systems for $380m. The biggest initial public offering of the quarter was the $108m raised by US-based marketing software company Marin Software.

Apr 9, 2013

Corporate venturing participants near 1,000

The number of corporate venturing units, tracked by Global Corporate Venturing, has risen to 971. We examine their development.

Apr 9, 2013
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