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Rosetta Stone VCs Selling More Shares

Zoopla Buys PropertyFinder

Zoopla, a UK-based provider of residential property value data, has acquired rival PropertyFinder from News International Ltd. and the REA Group. No financial terms were disclosed. Zoopla has raised VC funding from Octopus Ventures and Atlas Venture.

QuinStreet Buys Internet.com Assets

QuinStreet Inc., a Foster City, Calif.-based provider of online vertical marketing solutions, has agreed to acquire the Internet.com assets of WebMediaBrands Inc. (Nasdaq: WEBM), for $18 million. QuinStreet has raised nearly $60 million in VC funding, from firms like Granite Global Ventures, Focus Ventures, Rosewood Capital, Catterton Partners, Charter Growth Capital, VSP Capital, J&W Seligman, Stanford University, Split Rock Partners and Sutter Hill Ventures.

NiTi Surgical Raises $18.5 Million

NiTi Surgical Solutions, a developer of wound healing and closure devices, has raised $18.5 million. Forbion Capital Partners led the round, and was joined by return backers Venture Partners, Israel Healthcare Ventures (IHCV), MBVC and Alice Lab and SCP Vitalife. NiTi Surgical has offices in Israel and the U.S.

VC-backed Biotech Codexis Expanding Into Carbon Market

Tom Group Bringing Spotify To China

Ubiquisys Raises $11 Million

Ubiquisys Ltd., a UK-based provider of 3G femtocell access points for the residential market, has raised $11 million in third-round funding. The company did not identify any new investors, and previously raised $42 million from Accel Partners, Advent Venture Partners, Atlas Venture, Google and T-Mobile Venture Fund.

iMedX Raises $13 Million

iMedX Inc., a Shelton, Conn.-based provider of medical documentation services and software over the Internet, has raised $13 million in VC funding from RFE Investment Partners.

MyWebGrocer Raises $13 Million

MyWebGrocer, a Colchester, Vermont-based provider of online commerce and digital media services for grocers, has raised $13 million in VC funding from Stripes Group.

Video Sharing Site iMemories Raises $6.2 Million

iMemories, a Scottsdale, Ariz.-based online video sharing site, has raised $6.2 million in Series B funding led by Capital Southwest. The company previously raised $4.8 million.