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Reluctant to Call Shotgun in Driverless CarsA lack of direct interest among entrepreneurs and VCs has some scratching their heads given the giant size of the auto industry
Beringea Backs Abe’s MarketMichigan investment firm Beringea has backed Abe’s Market, an online destination for discovering natural and organic products. The investment was part of Abe’s recent $5 million financing round, led by Carmel Ventures with existing investors Index Ventures and Accel Partners, and new investor OurCrowd.
- Duke Street fights tooth and nail for Oasis(3)
London-based Duke Street Capital has amassed a 34 percent stake in Oasis Healthcare and increased its bid to £88.2 million, as the battle for the UK’s biggest dental business heats up.
- Duke Street fights tooth and nail for Oasis(2)
London-based Duke Street Capital has amassed a 34 percent stake in Oasis Healthcare and increased its bid to £88.2 million, as the battle for the UK’s biggest dental business heats up.
- Duke Street fights tooth and nail for Oasis
London-based Duke Street Capital has amassed a 34 percent stake in Oasis Healthcare and increased its bid to £88.2 million, as the battle for the UK’s biggest dental business heats up.
- Beringea in double deal
Beringea has backed the management buyout of TV and DVD maker Eagle Rock from European buyout firm Hg Capital – and it has led a £3 million investment in a UK data management company.
- Former 3i man joins Beringea
Beringea, the specialist private equity investor, has hired Trevor Hope as an investment director in its London office to assist new investments and future fundraisings.
- Deal round-up 25/07/03
OBP leads Therascope round; Amadeus leads Power Paper round; Beringea buys SPC International; Wellington Partners leads software round; 3i backs university spin-off;
- ProVen merges with GMA Capital
US venture capitalist and investment bank GMA Capital is to take control of its UK associate ProVen Private Equity.
- Beringea Invests $3.2M in InSkin Media
Beringea, a Detroit, Mich.-based venture and expansion-stage capital investor, has invested $3.2 million in InSkin Media, a London-based advertising network.