Iris Dorbian

NRD Capital gathers almost $53 mln for second fund

NRD Capital has raised almost $53 million for its second fund, according to an SEC filing. The target is $100 million.

Employee training startup WorkRamp raises $1.8 mln

WorkRamp has secured $1.8 million in funding, the employee training startup announced in a blog post. The investors were Susa Ventures, Initialized Capital, Haystack, Liquid 2, Wei Fund, Elad Gil, Adrian Aoun, Charlie Songhurst and Y Combinator.

Virgo Capital and Origin Ventures fund Get Smart Content

Austin-based Get Smart Content, a cross-channel personalization platform, has raised $1.75 million in funding. The investors were Virgo Capital and Origin Ventures.

IVP leads Series B round for Glossier

Beauty brand Glossier has secured $24 million in Series B funding, according to a blog post on its site by founder/CEO Emily Weiss. IVP led the round with participation from Index Ventures.

GEENEE garners $4.4 mln Series A

Image recognition app GEENEE has secured $4.4 million in Series A funding. The investors included Highlight Communications AG, Constantin Media AG, Stephen Cohen and Steve Titus.

Finnish wellness ring and app creator Ouraring takes in $5.3 mln

Finland-based Ouraring, a maker of a wellness ring and corresponding app, has raised $5.3 million in Series A funding. The investors were not named.

AttackIQ collects $8.8 mln Series A

San Diego-based cybersecurity company AttackIQ has secured $8.8 million Series A funding. The investors included Index Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures and Telstra Ventures.

AR/VR smartglass maker Osterhout rallies $58 mln Series A

San Francisco-based Osterhout Design Group, a maker of mobile AR/VR smartglasses, has raised $58 million in Series A funding. The investors included Shenzhen O-film Tech Co Ltd, Vanfund Urban Investment & Development Co. Ltd and 21st Century Fox. Moelis & Company LLC provided financial advice to ODG on the transaction.

Fintech startup Dream Payments inks $1.5 mln

Toronto-based fintech startup Dream Payments has secured $1.5 million in funding. The backer is Connecticut Innovations.

Telehealth software provider Fruit Street expands Series A round to $4 mln

Fruit Street, a provider of telehealth software to healthcare providers, has expanded its Series A funding round to $4 million after raising $3 million. The existing investors were not named.