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Rotation Medical snags $27.2 mln Series BRotation Medical, a medical device firm focused on rotator cuff disease, has closed $27.2 million in Series B funding. Life Sciences Partners and New Enterprise Associates led the round with participation from investors that included Pappas Ventures. In conjunction with the funding, Dr. Azzam of LSP and Scott Weiner of Pappas Ventures have been added to Rotation Medical's board of directors.
Kleiner Perkins maintains hectic deal pace in '14: VCJKleiner Perkins, which filed to raise $1.2 billion in two new funds, ranks as the most active VC year-to-date, according to Thomson Reuters data.
- Kleiner Perkins maintains hectic deal pace in '14: VCJ
Kleiner Perkins, which filed to raise $1.2 billion in two new funds, ranks as the most active VC year-to-date, according to Thomson Reuters data.
Data spotlight: Kleiner Perkins maintains hectic deal pace in '14The firm, which filed to raise $1.2 billion in two new funds, ranks as the most active VC year-to-date, according to Thomson Reuters data
Editor's notebook: Uber-unbelievableUber deal highlights early investors; and Sandell looks ahead
VCs on the move Jul 1, 2014Canvas adds a fourth partner; Foundation boosts staff; and Venrock adds a biotech investor
- IPO Profile: Ardelyx Inc
Investors, including Amgen, CMEA and NEA, invested $56 million in the drug developer that focuses on the gastrointestinal tract
- Databricks picks up $33 mln from NEA and Andreessen Horowitz
Analytics provider Databricks has raised $33 million in Series B funding. New Enterprise Associates led the round with participation from Andreessen Horowitz.
- Databricks picks up $33 mln from NEA and Andreessen Horowitz
Analytics provider Databricks has raised $33 million in Series B funding. New Enterprise Associates led the round with participation from Andreessen Horowitz.
- MapR Technologies scores $110 mln
MapR Technologies, a Hadoop technology company based in San Jose, Calif., has closed $110 million in financing. Google Capital led the round with participation from Qualcomm Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Mayfield Fund, NEA and Redpoint Ventures. In addition to the equity financing, MapR has raised $30 million in debt financing led by Silicon Valley Bank.