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  • Week in deals, June 28, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 28 June 2010

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

  • Tatara Systems Raises $7 Million
    VCJ Staff- 22 June 2010

    Tatara Systems, an Acton, Mass.-based provider of mobile convergence products for network operators, has raised $7 million in new VC funding from return backers North Bridge Venture Partners and Highland Capital Partners. The company previously raised around $36 million.

  • peHUB Wire: Tuesday, June 22, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 22 June 2010

    Random Ramblings

  • peHUB Wire: Tuesday, June 22, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 22 June 2010

    Random Ramblings

  • Exit watch, week of June 21, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 21 June 2010

    News briefs about Violin Memory and other VC-backed startups that have been acquired

  • Polaris Hits Fund-Raising Speed Bump
    Dan Primack- 16 June 2010

    Back in April, I wrote that Polaris Venture Partners was steaming toward a final close on $500 million for its sixth fund. It was a big cut from the $1 billion Polaris raised for its last fund, but its process seemed smoother than that of local rival Highland Capital Partners (which also halved the target of its new fund, but took quite a while to get there). Well, it seems Polaris is having troubles too (which means I was wrong). A regulatory filing indicates that the $500 million target has been cut to $400 million, and that the firm only had $233 million banked as of May 26. An LP source says that the revised timeline is to hit a final close sometime in Q3, but that Q4 remained a possibility.

  • Predictive Biosciences Raises $25 Million
    VCJ Staff- 16 June 2010

    Predictive Biosciences, a Lexington, Mass.-based developer of intervention diagnostic assays for cancer management, has raised $25 million in Series C funding. ProQuest Investments led the round, and was joined by return backers Flybridge Capital Partners, Highland Capital Partners, Kaiser Permanente Ventures and New Enterprise Associates. The company previously raised $32 million.

  • peHUB Wire: Wednesday, June 16, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 16 June 2010

    Random Ramblings

  • peHUB Wire: Wednesday, June 16, 2010
    Brad Meikle- 16 June 2010

    Random Ramblings