Venture Capital
The company has raised $142 million in 27 months.
As the startup world moves north to San Francisco, the venture investors have found a new place to call home.
Another week, another unicorn.
You can also (finally) see Domo’s Top Secret business intelligence apps without signing an NDA.
Life sciences companies dominated the IPO market.
And a new reveal about one of Cyanogen’s investors.
Hudl went big in its first funding round since 2008.
With a combined $142 million invested, Tanium is now Andreessen’s largest single investment.
“Games are designed to have these moments of delight.” Is sharing them delightful, too?
Thank you, Ellen, for your courage in beginning this dialogue.
Lots of enterprise sector funding announcements this week.
GGV Capital partner Jenny Lee is the first woman to crack the list of Top 10 tech investors.
I don’t recognize the place that has been described in the courtroom.
DoorDash says one in three households in the San Francisco Bay Area has ordered food delivery from its service.
David Hyman used to sell music subscriptions. Now he’s offering a free karaoke game for your iPhone.
The round also included other yet-to-be-named strategic partners and was led by Premji Invest.
Also, two Israeli firms netted $56 million combined this week.
Some 78 percent of venture capital firms have never employed a woman investor, according to new research.
Erasing overt racism or sexism isn’t enough. We need to be practicing overt inclusion.
The companies have held discussions, but the talks did not involve a deal anywhere close in size to the $1 billion number reported elsewhere.
Pinterest has now raised more than $1 billion.
A TED Talk and a Reddit AMA, canceled within a couple of days of each other. Interesting!
The most insidious whispering around the KP trial.
Money makes the world go round. Lots of money even more.
A chronology of the Ellen Pao/Kleiner Perkins gender discrimination trial thus far.
The biggest obstacle may be the dearth of smartphones.
It’s a cloud app for managing a subscription to practically anything.
Also, meet the world’s newest $40 billion chipmaker.
OfferUp, an app that’s like Craigslist meets Pinterest, could soon have a valuation of more than $500 million.
Nextdoor is now valued over $1.1 billion.
The photo tech company Lytro also raised $50 million and announced layoffs.
160 games using PlayFab’s tech are currently in development.
How do you build a Web business without raising big venture rounds or tethering yourself to Facebook?
Investors include Carmelo Anthony and the CEO of the Dallas Mavericks.