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BlueRun closes fourth fund on $250mThe former venture unit of telecoms giant Nokia had originally targeted $300m for BRV IV. The fund will make most of its investments in the US and China, where it is looking to expand its investment team.
- Corporates expand venture programmes
Despite a string of corporate venture capital arms failing after a late 90s boom, corporations are moving full steam ahead – or in some cases re-entering – into venture investing. Corporate VC arms say they have developed a deeper understanding of portfolio management options.
- VC firms invest in adult pin-up site
BlueRun Ventures and Founders Fund have invested $7 million in a social networking site ‘for models, photographers and fans of female pin-up photography.’
- NEA’s founder to move to China(4)
New Enterprise Associates’ Dick Kramlich will live in Shanghai for all of 2008, helping to source deals and build relationships.
- NEA’s founder to move to China(3)
New Enterprise Associates’ Dick Kramlich will live in Shanghai for all of 2008, helping to source deals and build relationships.
- NEA’s founder to move to China(2)
New Enterprise Associates’ Dick Kramlich will live in Shanghai for all of 2008, helping to source deals and build relationships.
- BlueRun Ventures expands China team(4)
BlueRun Ventures, a US early-stage venture capital provider, is boosting its capacity for internet, wireless and consumer deals the region.
- BlueRun Ventures expands China team(3)
BlueRun Ventures, a US early-stage venture capital provider, is boosting its capacity for internet, wireless and consumer deals the region.
- BlueRun Ventures expands China team(2)
BlueRun Ventures, a US early-stage venture capital provider, is boosting its capacity for internet, wireless and consumer deals the region.
- Insights from Four Silicon Valley's Venture Capitalists
Four venture capitalists recently gathered in Silicon Valley for a discussion about the globalisation of venture capital, its challenges and opportunities. Amanda Janis reports on the lively exchange that ensued between this quartet of peers and rivals.