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  • Matrix Partners raise $150m for India fund
    Sharon Lim- 3 January 2013

    US Matrix Partners, a venture capital firm, is laying claim to be the first foreign firm of its kind to establish a fund in India.

  • NEA closes $2.5bn VC fund
    David Rapp- 3 January 2013

    Last month, the venture capital firm Oak Investment Partners announced that it had raised the single largest venture fund in history, totaling a staggering $2.56bn. It still holds the record, but the trend indicates it won’t for long—New Enterprise Associates (NEA), for example, just announced a VC fund of $2.5bn, a strong second place by any standard.

  • Reuters - BuzzFeed Inks $19.3M
    Reuters News- 3 January 2013

    News website BuzzFeed, one of the more interesting news business models to emerge in recent years, has raised $19.3 million in new capital, the company said on Thursday. The round was led by venture capital firm NEA along with previous investors RRE, Hearst, SoftBank and Lerer Ventures.

  • Year in Review: Top 10 Surprises in 2012
    Joanna Glasner- 1 January 2013

    A rather quiet year for VC was marked by a disappointing Facebook IPO, the scaling back of one notable investor and a discriminationlawsuit

  • Venture’s Fundraising Difficulties Could Continue in 2013
    Mark Boslet- 1 January 2013

    In 2012, the 10 largest funds raised nearly $10 billion, as mid-sized funds went into retreat

  • NEA Scores the Dealmaking Crown
    Staff Writer- 1 January 2013

    New Enterprise Associates invested more than $750 million into at least 110 companies in 2012

  • Final Thoughts
    Staff Writer- 1 January 2013

    Reflections from a trio of VCs as we close out the old year and ring in the new

  • The Story of the Year
    Alastair Goldfisher- 1 January 2013
  • Double whammy
    Art Janik- 30 December 2012

    The US Supreme Court handed down two decisions this week that may adversely affect venture-backed companies and development. By Art Janik

  • Ohio backs down; VC stands tall
    Ken MacFadyen- 30 December 2012

    After sidestepping the latest threat to portfolio-company data disclosure, VCs are growing blithe. By Ken MacFadyen.