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Baby nutrition and wellness startup Yumi rakes in fundingYumi, a newly launched nutrition and wellness brand for babies, has raised an undisclosed amount of funding. The investors included August Capital, Brand Foundry, New Enterprise Associates and Cross Culture Ventures. Yumi's CEO and co-founder is Angela Sutherland, a former director at Sierra Constellation Partners and ex-investment banker at Goldman Sachs.
- Online education platform Coursera books $64 mln Series D
Silicon Valley-based Coursera, an online education platform, has raised $64 million in Series D funding. The investors were GSV Asset Management, New Enterprise Associates, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Learn Capital and the Lampert Foundation.
- Yubico nets $30 mln
Yubico, a provider of authentication and encryption hardware for the modern web, has secured $30 million in funding. The investors included New Enterprise Associates, the Valley Fund and Bure.
- Scout RFP picks up $15.5 mln
San Francisco-based Scout RFP, a provider of cloud-based strategic eSourcing solutions, has closed $15.5 million in funding. Menlo Ventures led the round with participation from other investors that included New Enterprise Associates. In conjunction with the funding, Matt Murphy, a managing director at Menlo Ventures, has been added to Scout's board of directors.
- NEA leads Series A round for Tulip
Somerville, Massachusetts-based Tulip, a maker of a manufacturing app platform, has secured $13 million in Series A financing. New Enterprise Associates led the round with participation from other investors that included Pitango Venture Capital.
- Hearing aid maker Earlens Corp pulls in $118 mln
Earlens Corporation Inc, a hearing aid maker, has raised $118 million in a funding tally. Included in that figure is $73 million in Series C preferred stock financing and a debt facility with CRG LP for up to $45 million. Vertex Healthcare led the Series C round with participation from other investors that included Windham Venture Partners, Sightline Partners, New Enterprise Associates, Aisling Capital, Lightstone Ventures and Medtronic.
