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Hedge funds storm into ventureInvestments from hedge and mutual funds have mushroomed this year and so have deal valuations. Will it last?
Message received as startups target enterprise communications: VCJConsumer messaging companies are red hot. So hot that Facebook recently agreed to pay $19 billion in cash and stock for mobile messaging darling WhatsApp. Now the fever is spreading to the enterprise, affiliate magazine Venture Capital Journal reports.
- Message received as startups target enterprise communications: VCJ
Consumer messaging companies are red hot. So hot that Facebook recently agreed to pay $19 billion in cash and stock for mobile messaging darling WhatsApp. Now the fever is spreading to the enterprise, affiliate magazine Venture Capital Journal reports.
Message received as startups target enterprise communicationsText messaging is not just a hot consumer trend, with WhatsApp, Snapchat and Instagram, but is forging ahead in the enterprise, too
Handshake grabs $8 mln Series A fundsHandshake said Monday that it has closed $8 million in Series A funding. New backer Emergence Capital Partners led the round with participation from previous investors SoftTech VC, MHS Capital and High Peaks Venture Partners. Based in New York City, Handshake is a sales order management platform for wholesalers.
- Cotap raises $10 mln in Series B funding
Cotap, an enterprise mobile messaging service, has raised $10 million in a Series B funding round, bringing its total funding to $15.5 million. Emergence Capital Partners led the round, with participation by existing investor Charles River Ventures.
The final word: 2014 outlookVarious VCs and others reflect on the last year and predict what the future may bring
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- Insightly nets $10 mln in Series B funds
Insightly said Thursday that it has closed $10 million in Series B funding. Cloud Apps Management was the lead investor. Emergence Capital Partners, Sozo Ventures and TrueBridge Capital Partners also participated in the round. In conjunction with the funding, Matt Holleran, founder and managing director of Cloud Apps Management and Gordon Ritter, founder and general partner of Emergence Capital Partners, have joined Insightly’s board. Based in San Francisco, Insightly is a provider of CRM solutions.