Iris Dorbian

Iris Dorbian

Wildflower Health nabs Series A funds

Wildflower Health has received an undisclosed amount of Series A financing. Investors included KMG Capital Partners, Cambia Health and HealthTech Capital. According to the company, the capital infusion will be used to expand the company's mobile health offering to health plans, self-insured employers and Medicaid clients. Based in San Francisco, Wildflower Health is a maker of mobile programs connected to the healthcare system.

4 min read · 13 December 2013

Zubie scores $10 mln in Series A funds

Zubie said Thursday that it has closed $10 million in Series A funding. The investors were Castrol innoVentures, Comporium and OpenAir Equity Partners. Also, Zubie has named John M. Barnes, Jr., executive vice president of marketing and business solutions for Comporium and Jonathan Tudor, venture director for Castrol innoVentures, to its board of directors. Headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, Zubbie is a provider of connected car services.

4 min read · 12 December 2013

VC-backed Square buys Evenly

According to an announcement on its site, Evenly has been acquired by Square. No financial terms were disclosed. Evenly will shut down in early 2014. Based in San Francisco, Evenly is a payment solution that allows people to split bills and other expenses. Square is a payment solution provider. Its backers include Richard Branson, Marissa Mayer, Khosla Ventures, First Round Capital, Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers, Tiger Technology Global Management and Citi Ventures. To read further details about the Evenly acquisition, visit here.

1 min read · 12 December 2013

Google Ventures and SparkLabs back smart kitchen startup Orange Chef

The Orange Chef Company has raised $1.2 million in seed funding. Google Ventures and SparkLabs Global Ventures led the round with participation from Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments, Kima Ventures, The Social+Capital Partnership, Graph Ventures and several unnamed angel investors. Based in San Francisco, The Orange Chef Company is a maker of connected kitchen items.

2 min read · 12 December 2013

VC-backed Nimble Storage unveils IPO after increasing price - Silicon Valley Business Journal

Nimble Storage debuted its IPO Thursday after increasing its pricing from a range of $16 and $18 a share to $18 and $20 a share, the Silicon Valley Business Journal reported. The company listed the stock on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "NMBL." Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are the lead underwriters. Based in San Jose, Calif., Nimble Storage is a provider of data storage solutions. Its backers include Sequoia Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Artis Capital and Accel Partners.

1 min read · 12 December 2013

Peninsula Capital invests in Rancard

Rancard has raised an undisclosed amount of funding. Peninsula Capital was the lead investor. Intel Capital and Adlevo Capital also participated in the round. With offices in Ghana, Nigeria and Mauritius, Rancard is a provider of social recommendations technology for mobile content and services.

4 min read · 12 December 2013

Filip Technologies attracts $8 mln

Filip Technologies has secured $8 million in funding. Investors included Horizons Ventures, KEC Ventures and The Social+Capital Partnership. Also, Filip has named Gilad Novik of Horizons Ventures and Jeffrey Parkinson of KEC Ventures to its board of directors. Filip is a maker of products and services designed to keep families in touch.

4 min read · 12 December 2013

TrueCar.com nets $30 mln from Vulcan Capital

TrueCar.com said Thursday that it has closed $30 million of funding from Vulcan Capital. According to TrueCar.com, the capital will be used for market expansion, product development and brand building. Also, as a result of the investment, Vulcan Capital Managing Director Abhishek Agrawal will join TrueCar.com's board of directors. Headquartered in Santa Monica, Calif., TrueCar.com is a negotiation-free car-buying platform.

4 min read · 12 December 2013

Tsing Capital leads Series C round for Phononic

Phononic said Thursday that it has raised $21 million in Series C financing. Beijing-based Tsing Capital led the round with participation from National Bank Financial and existing investors Venrock and Oak Investment Partners. The capital infusion will be used to expand the engineering team and establish a presence in Asia. Headquartered in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, Phononic is a provider of commercializing solid-state and refrigeration technology.

2 min read · 12 December 2013

Toronto-based Bitstrips closes $3 mln from Horizon Ventures

According to an animated blog post on its site, Bitstrips has received $3 million in Series A funding from Hong Kong-based Horizons Ventures. Based in Toronto, Bitstrips is a maker of personalized comics.

1 min read · 12 December 2013

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