Today’s Deals – eShares raises $42 million to manage equity compensation and investments

 eShares wants to be the platform for all things equity.
From cap table management to secondary transactions, eShares’ software helps businesses like Slack, Flexport and Funding Circle keep tabs on their shares.
The startup is raising a $42 million Series C, led by Menlo Ventures and Social Capital. Matt Murphy from Menlo Ventures and Arjun Sethi from Social Capital will be joining the… Read More

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Today’s Deals – ShiftLeft promises to protect your code even when you ignore security threats

 Every day companies are uploading fresh code to the cloud. The pace is startling and that tends to lead to errors. We have seen security software in the past that will check that code for problems and security holes and recommend fixes before launching, but what happens when your programming team doesn’t have time or money to make those fixes (or simply ignores them)? ShiftLeft, a… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Ola raises $1.1B led by Tencent to fuel battle with Uber in India

 It’s been a long while coming but Uber’s chief rival in India is finally raising a big round, and joining the billion-dollar round club at the same time. Ola today announced that it has closed $1.1 billion in fresh financing. That’s the largest funding round in the company’s six-year history and its first major raise since November 2015 when it closed $500 million… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Blue Apron competitor HelloFresh planning to raise up to $353 million in IPO

 HelloFresh, the Berlin-based cooking kit delivery company, revealed that it’s planning to raise up to $353 million in an IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The move would value HelloFresh at up to 1.5 billion euros ($1.8 billion) in the public markets. This is below the last private market valuation of 2 billion euros.
The IPO may come as a surprise to some, following the lackluster… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Cap table apps team up as Solium acquires Capshare

 Uber, SpaceX, and Stripe rely on Solium to keep track of all their shareholders and stock plans. 10,000 smaller startups turn to Capshares for more streamlined equity software that’s not clumsy like spreadsheets. Now Solium is buying out Capshare and letting it run independently so together they can handle shareholder management from inception to IPO. Terms of public company… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Bigscreen nabs $11M in funding as it looks to build the perfect virtual movie-watching app

 Big screens apparently mean big money. Virtual reality remote desktop app Bigscreen has added $11 million in Series A funding to its pocketbooks as it looks to weather some waning investor interest in VR and build up its technologies while the VR headset market builds itself up. Read More

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Today’s Deals – $3 million round for Vyng proves ringtones are still a thing

 Sometimes the journey to success and millions of dollars in venture funding can start with nothing more than a Mexican road trip and crashing a cat convention’s film festival. That’s the story of Vyng, which has closed a round of $3 million after two years spent working on its technology that allows users to use personalized videos that appear on lock screens as ringtones. Read More

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Today’s Deals – Dow Jones said that Google was buying Apple, the algos bought it

 There you have it. Steve Jobs’ will + Dow Jones + Apple Park = Google’s buying Apple. I think we finally have algorithmic transparency. This morning Dow Jones shot some fake news out over the wires announcing that Google was acquiring Apple for $9 billion. For a brief second, the news sent Apple’s stock up about $2 to $158 per share. To the benefit of everyone’s… Read More

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Today’s Deals – HandUp, the startup that helps homeless people, has been acquired

 In slightly bittersweet news, startup HandUp is selling itself to the Detroit-based South Oakland Shelter for an undisclosed amount. This isn’t your typical Silicon Valley exit where the founders and investors made a bunch of money. HandUp CEO Rose Broome described it to me as a “primary philanthropic acquisition.” But it’s still a solid outcome for a startup that… Read More

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