Today’s Deals – ForeScout Foresees IPO After $76 Million Round Led By Wellington Management

Collection of devices. ForeScout, a security company that helps firms detect devices on their networks they might not know about, announced a $76 million investment round today on a billion dollar valuation, making it of course a member of the vaunted unicorn club.
The company has come a long way in a short time to attain that unicorn status, reporting it has tripled its value in just 18 months.
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Today’s Deals – Indian Startup CREO Raises $3M To Build Its Own Android-based OS And Smartphones

shutterstock smartphone users illustration CREO is a new startup in India with big ambitions. It not only wants to create a new Android-based operating system, but also produce its own smartphones. The Bengaluru-based company announced today that it has raised $3 million from Sequoia India, Beenext Ventures, and India Quotient. Read More

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Today’s Deals – PieSync, The Belgium Startup That Syncs Contacts Across Cloud Apps, Raises $1.6M

PieSync_Screenshot Riding the coattails of a ‘small pieces, loosely joined’ approach to the enterprise, Belgium startup PieSync offers a platform that connects a plethora of cloud applications and syncs contacts stored in those apps two-way. That’s no mean feat considering the risk of data corruption or overwriting an important contact’s information, which is why, says PieSync, companies… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Online Lending Platform WeLab Gets $160M Series B To Expand In China

shutterstock chinese money renminbi WeLab, an online lending platform based in Beijing and Hong Kong, will launch more financial products in China after landing an impressive $160 million Series B. The round was led by Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Malaysia’s strategic investment fund, with participation from ING Bank and Guangdong Technology Financial Group, which is run by the Chinese government. Read More

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Today’s Deals – Diversity Recruiting Platform Jopwell Raises $3.25 Seed Round From Magic Johnson, Andreessen Horowitz And Others

jopwell-founders Jopwell, the Y-Combinator-backed diversity and hiring recruiting platform dedicated to helping blacks, Hispanics and Native Americans get jobs in tech, has raised a $3.25 million seed round from Magic Johnson Enterprises, Andreessen Horowitz, Kapor Capital, Omidyar Network, Valar Ventures and others to scale its operations and product capabilities. This round brings its total funding to more… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Keep An Eye On Sidecar’s Patents

dry_eye A day after the news broke that General Motors was picking up assets from failed Uber competitor Sidecar, today the startup’s CEO finally confirmed the details directly in a blog post and provided a few more details about the deal. A “key component to the transaction”, writes CEO Sunil Paul, was Sidecar’s patents, for which GM has taken a license, but… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Botify Grabs $7.2 Million To Turn You Into An SEO Wizzard

perfs.45bbb1f62789 French startup Botify just raised a $7.2 million Series A From Idinvest and Ventech. The company uses a software-as-a-service approach to make it as seamless as possible to crawl your website and give you insights on your search engine optimization strategy. Read More

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Today’s Deals – Urban Transport App Citymapper Snags $40M From Index, Benchmark, Yuri Milner, Others

Citymapper_SeriesB People who don’t take Uber frequently take the bus. And those Europeans folks now include some rather high profile investors in London-based urban transport startup Citymapper — who have just poured $40 million into a new Series B round for its app which algorithmically knits together different transit options to help city dwellers quickly figure out how to get from A to… Read More

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Today’s Deals – Kumu Networks Nabs $25M From Cisco And Big Carriers For ‘Breakthrough’ Wireless Tech

shutterstock_173525351 For mobile carriers, the explosion of smartphone usage, particularly for bandwidth-heavy apps like video, should be a boost to their business. But in many cases, network architecture and delivery proves to be too costly for them to handle heavy traffic, and they are running out of capacity in some cases. Read More

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