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- Mersana Therapeutics snaps up $33 mln
Cambridge, Massachusetts-based biotech company Mersana Therapeutics has closed $33 million in Series C financing. Wellington Management Company led the round with participation from other investors that included Cormorant Asset Management, Arrowpoint Partners, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited, New Enterprise Associates and Rock Springs Capital.
- NEA ups one to principal and another to senior associate
New Enterprise Associates has promoted Amit Mukherjee to principal and Blake Wu to senior associate. Mukherjee joined NEA in 2012 Wu came on board in 2014.
- NEA ups one to principal and another to senior associate
New Enterprise Associates has promoted Amit Mukherjee to principal and Blake Wu to senior associate. Mukherjee joined NEA in 2012 Wu came on board in 2014.
Fund performance: Large-scale, mid-life portfolio positive for New MexicoA portfolio of large-scale, mid-life venture funds is generating good results for the New Mexico Public Employees Retirement Association.
- Qadium raises $20 mln Series A with NEA's Sandell as lead: news story
Qadium has raised $20 million in a Series A deal, according to an article from Forbes. New Enterprise Associates Managing General Partner Scott Sandell led the deal, the news story reports. Previous investors in the online security company include Peter Thiel and Palantir, according to the article.
PE HUB First ReadTo start your morning, we have news that hundreds of McDonald's staff will be cut as the company prepares moving its headquarters to Chicago, Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter and Pinterest accounts were hacked and Qadium raises $20 million in Series A financing.
Relay Ventures invests in $7.1 mln Series A funding of TynkerSilicon Valley creative computing platform Tynker has secured US$7.1 million in a Series A financing. The lead investors in the round included Krishna Bharat of Google News, Cervin Ventures, Felicis Ventures, New Ground Ventures, Reach Capital and Relay Ventures, a Canadian mobile venture capital firm. Founded in 2012, Tynker has designed technology to teach children programming skills and computational thinking. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company plans to use the funds raised for product development and further expansion into schools and districts outside of the United States and Canada.
Investors curb their appetite for meal-kitsBig fundings have dried up, but specialty meal-kit startups are seeing smaller infusions as the market gets more crowded
VCs on the Move May 23, 2016Recap of people moves in recent weeks from Foundation, Octopus and other VC firms
Data spotlight: Sale of Vantage Oncology leads VC-backed M&A in AprilSeven of the April acquisitions disclosed financials terms, which combined to about $3.3 billion in value