A total of USD7 million was raised in a recent investment round for Berlin-based startup The Football App.
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Airbnb co-founder confirms massive USD200 million round a year ago
Airbnb co-founder and CTO Nate Blecharczyk said the company was not interested in releasing financial information, including its USD200 million investment round held a year ago.
Alrosa expects share sale to raise USD1.3 billion
Russian state-owned diamond miner Alrosa had reduced its capital investment expectations for its planned IPO.
G4S dismisses Charterhouse Capital's USD2.5 billion bid for cash solutions unit
UK-based security services provider G4S did not want the GBP1.55 billion offer extended by private equity firm Charterhouse Capital Partners.
KKR partners with Associated Partners, chips in USD100 million to build wireless infrastructure
Sources told the Wall Street Journal that KKR & Co would be pouring in an initial USD100 million in a wireless communications infrastructure project with investment firm Associated Partners LP.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn's letter to Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook published on Thursday indicated that Icahn would be witholding his shares from his proposed stock buyback program.
The family business that owned the Dr. Marten brand would be acquired by private equity firm Permira for GBP300 million.
Highfive, a startup that had been developing a product for enterprise communications, were founded by Shan Sinha and Jeremy Roy of collaborative document solution DocVerse.
A total of USD37 million was raised by UK lender Funding Circle from investors led by Accel Partners.
Investors including FirstMark Capital, Valiant Capital Management, Andreessen Horowitz had provided Pinterest a total of USD225 million in the latter's recent financing round.
Cureatr's primary product, a secure messaging app for doctors, received significant backing from investors including Milestone Venture Partners and Cardinal Partners.
Bromium's oversubscribed Series C funding round had raised USD40 million. Bromium, whose micro virtual machine technology assisted IT administrators in trapping malware, raised USD40 million in investment capital.
A Rocket Internet and iMENA Holding consortium would be marketing mobile app Easy Taxi to North Africa and the Middle East.
16 startups whose products focused from cloud services to video and imaging technologies had received USD65 million in investment from Intel Capital.
