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  • Red ink clouds picture for CalPERS, CalSTRS
    Brad Meikle- 3 August 2009

    Both state LPs have slowed their pledge pace since the financial meltdown began in late 2008

  • Suniva raises $75M
    Brad Meikle- 3 August 2009

    The company had previously raised $55M in funding

  • Sand Hill Gets Competition
    Staff Writer- 1 August 2009

    San Francisco's Presidio offers stellar views, proximity to Web startups and rents that are half the cost of Menlo Park's Sand Hill Road

  • Foundry's Partners Inspired by Tarantino
    Staff Writer- 1 August 2009
  • SuperNus Pharma Raises $35 Million
    VCJ Staff- 30 July 2009

    Supernus Pharmaceuticals Inc., a Rockville, Md.-based developer of CNS products, has raised around $35 million in its second non-dilutive financing round. Last April, it had announced a $75 million transaction secured by royalties generated from partnered products using Supernus technologies. The company in 2006 raised $45 million in venture capital from firms like Abingworth Management, New Enterprise Associates and OrbiMed Advisors.

  • peHUB Wire: Thursday, July 30, 2009
    Brad Meikle- 30 July 2009

    54,000 and Counting…

  • peHUB Wire: Thursday, July 30, 2009
    Brad Meikle- 30 July 2009

    54,000 and Counting…

  • From the Filings: Ibiquity, Pinkberry & More...
    Dan Primack- 29 July 2009

    What follows are seven VC deals culled from recent Regulation D filings with the SEC. None of them has been otherwise disclosed: * Ibiquity Digital Corp., a Columbia, Md.-based developer of digital HD radio technology, has raised around $42.48 million in new VC funding. The company reports that half is in cash and half is an exchange offer of existing shares. Backers include ABC, Clear Channel, CBS Radio, Grotech Capital Group, JPMorgan Partners, New Venture Partners, FirstMark Capital, Ford Motor Co., Harris, Texas Instruments and Visteon. The company had previously raised over $140 million since 1999.