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  • peHUB Wire: Wednesday, September 22, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 22 September 2010

    Broad Application For Lean Start-Ups

  • Crosslink Capital Hires Eric Chin As A Partner
    VCJ Staff- 16 September 2010

    Crosslink Capital hired Eric Chin as a partner. Chin will focus on Internet, software and technology startups, investing in early stage and later stage companies. He previously worked as a general partner at Bay Partners. Crosslink Capital has more than $1.5 billion in capital under management.

  • Week in deals, Sept. 13, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 13 September 2010

    Summary of tech companies and other startups in North America that raised venture financing in the past week

  • iPierian Inc. Closes Series B Equity Financing Round At $28 Million
    VCJ Staff- 8 September 2010

    iPierian Inc., a South San Francisco, Calif.-based biopharmaceutical company, closed its Series B equity financing at $28 million. GlaxoSmithKline’s healthcare venture capital arm SR One, Biogen Idec New Ventures and other investors participated in this closing. Existing investors (Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Highland Capital Partners, MPM Capital, Google Ventures, FinTech Global Capital, Mitsubishi UFJ Capital and ATEL Ventures) also participated.

  • peHUB Wire: Wednesday, September 8, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 8 September 2010

    Editor’s Note: Today’s guest column comes from Randy Schwimmer of mid-market lender Churchill Financial.

  • peHUB Wire: Wednesday, September 8, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 8 September 2010

    Editor’s Note: Today’s guest column comes from Randy Schwimmer of mid-market lender Churchill Financial.

  • Fund Briefs, September 2010
    Staff Writer- 1 September 2010

    Updates on the fund-raising activites of DCM, IDG, Highland Capital, Avalon Ventures, DT Capital and Storm Ventures

  • Analysis: Dell expected to bow out of 3PAR bidding
    Luisa Beltran- 31 August 2010

    (Reuters) - Dell Inc (DELL.O:) is widely expected to bow out of a bidding war with Hewlett-Packard Co (HPQ.N:) for data storage company 3PAR Inc (PAR.N:) because of the increased price tag. A survey of eight technology investors and analysts by Reuters on Monday found most expect Dell to soon give up its pursuit of 3PAR, either ceding to HP's last offer of $30 per share or giving up at a few dollars higher at most. Dell has until Wednesday to match HP's $2 billion offer for the company, which analysts say would help speed up its expansion from personal computers into more profitable enterprise technology services.

  • Week in deals, Aug, 23, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 23 August 2010

    Summary of tech companies and other startups in North America that raised venture financing in the past week

  • Executive moves, week of Aug. 23, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 23 August 2010

    Personnel changes at Credit Suisse, Highland Capital and other PE and VC firms