Today’s Deals – Real-time performance review platform Reflektive raises $25M Series B round

Having a meeting over a cup of coffee Now that the holidays are over, many companies are about to make their employees go through the most dreadful exercise of the year: the annual performance review. Reflektive aims to replace the typically painful review process with a far more lightweight and less demotivating real-time feedback system that integrates into an employee’s daily workflow. In 2015, the company raised a… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Kik snaps up video chat app maker Rounds for a reported $60-$80 million

kik3 Messaging company Kik has made its second acquisition to date after it scooped up Israel-based mobile video app maker Rounds in an undisclosed deal.
Though neither side is giving a price, you would imagine that it is more than what Kik payed for GIF Relay, its first acquisition from 2014, given that Rounds had raised over $20 million from investors and claimed 40 million users.
Kik CEO Ted… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Dalia, a market and opinion data gathering platform, raises $7M Series A

Dalia founders: Nico Jaspers and Fernando Guillen Dalia, a Berlin-based startup that gathers real-time market and opinion data by pushing micro-surveys to smartphone users, has raised $7 million in Series A funding. The round is led by Balderton Capital, with participation from existing investors Wellington Partners, and IBB-Bet. Read More

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Today’s Deals – Teachable books $4 million to turn everybody into educators online

A user sets up an online course via Teachable.com Education tech startup Teachable (formerly known as Fedora) has raised $4 million in a Series A round of funding according to CEO and founder Ankur Nagpal. The company provides a platform that’s like a Shopify or a SquareSpace for tutors or teachers. Its platform allows subject matter experts to quickly construct online courses and sell or give them away to their followers, setting their… Read More

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Today’s Deals – What the AppDynamics sale could mean for other tech IPO candidates

NASDAQ As the first planned public offering of 2017, AppDynamics was supposed to be a bellwether for other upcoming tech IPOs. If it went public and performed well, the “IPO window” would have been wide open, as bankers like to say. That’s because the performance of a big tech IPO is often seen as indicative of investor appetite, and can set expectations for future offerings.… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Oohlala aims to school the university-specific app space with $4M A Round

oohlala_app_header There’s an app for everything these days, including attending college, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good app. Oohlala has changed that for hundreds of schools so far with its custom university-specific apps for students, and it’s looking to expand with a $4 million Series A round it announced today. Read More

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Today’s Deals – Cisco-AppDynamics $3.7 billion deal all about the data

Cisco headquarters. When Cisco bought AppDynamics last night for $3.7 billion, it was initially a bit of a shocker, partly because of the timing, just days before the startup was scheduled to IPO. While the acquisition was clearly part of a longer term strategy by Cisco to shift focus from its hardware business to one based more on cloud software, at its core, the deal was a pure data play. Data has taken… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Ring raises $109M to help build safer neighbourhoods, sights still set on IPO

dsc07023 Video doorbell and connected security device startup Ring has raised $109 million in a Series D round, following its $61.2 million raise last year, when it also launched its Ring Pro smart doorbell. This time around, the new funding follows quickly on the heels of its launch of its connected video motion floodlight, which debuted at CES and will help Ring continue to pursue its goal of… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Cuvva launching pay-as-you-go car insurance aimed at infrequent drivers

login-in-use Cuvva, the Scottish startup that reckons it’s spotted a gap in the market by offering hourly car insurance sold through a mobile app, is set to launch a novel and potentially disruptive new type of car insurance designed for infrequent drivers. It’s well known that many people who own a car drive it less and less these days, especially those who live in a city, and yet conventional… Read More

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