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Mothership pockets $76mMothership, a short-haul freight-technology company, has raised $76 million in funding.
- Merit pockets $50m Series B
Merit, a verified identity platform, has raised $50 million in Series B funding.
Clearco inks $215m financing led by SoftBank’s Vision Fund 2Toronto-based Clearco, a provider of capital solutions for e-commerce, mobile apps and software-as-a-service businesses, has raised $215 million in financing.
WeWork to go public via merger with Bow Capital SPAC: WSJOffice space firm WeWork has agreed to go public via a merger with BowX Acquisition Corp, a blank check company formed by Bow Capital, reported the Wall Street Journal.
- DataJoy nets $6m
Analytics company DataJoy has secured $6 million in funding.
Gene editing rides new investment waveClinical approvals are lifting confidence in gene editing and gene therapy, triggering a new wave of investment. Could this be healthcare’s new new thing?
ArangoDB nabs $10 mln Series AArangoDB, an open source native multi-model database, has secured $10 million in Series A funding. Bow Capital led the round.
- GenEdit pulls in $8.5 mln
Berkeley, California-based GenEdit Inc, a developer of next generation therapeutics for genetic diseases, has closed $8.5 million in funding. Data Collective Bio and SK Holdings led the round with participation from other investors that included Sequoia Capital and Bow Capital.
- Women's health products company Flex rakes in $3.6 mln
Venice, California-based The Flex Company, a maker of women's health products, has raised $3.6 million in funding. The investors included BOW Capital, Quest Venture Partners, Halogen Ventures and Y Combinator. Also, Flex has acquired rival Keela LLC, a maker of a menstrual cup.
- Kloudless picks up $6 mln Series A
Berkeley, California-based Kloudless, an enterprise integrations solution for developer and product teams, has raised $6 million in Series A funding. Aspect Ventures led the round with participation from Bow Capital, Alibaba Taiwan Entrepreneurs Fund, Heavybit, Ajay Shah, Tim Draper and David Sacks.