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HomeAway raises $250m venture roundThe online marketplace for holiday home rentals has attracted a record financing round from investors amid a difficult funding environment. Austin Ventures and Redpoint Ventures seeded HomeAway in 2005.
- TCV sets record with $3bn fund close(4)
Growth stage-focussed Technology Crossover Ventures has closed its seventh fund on $3 billion, causing Oak Investment Partners to lose the record for the largest fund ever raised by a VC firm.
- TCV sets record with $3bn fund close(3)
Growth stage-focussed Technology Crossover Ventures has closed its seventh fund on $3 billion, causing Oak Investment Partners to lose the record for the largest fund ever raised by a VC firm.
- TCV sets record with $3bn fund close(2)
Growth stage-focussed Technology Crossover Ventures has closed its seventh fund on $3 billion, causing Oak Investment Partners to lose the record for the largest fund ever raised by a VC firm.
- TCV sets record with $3bn fund close
Growth stage-focussed Technology Crossover Ventures has closed its seventh fund on $3 billion, causing Oak Investment Partners to lose the record for the largest fund ever raised by a VC firm.
- Technology Crossover invests $60m in electronic trading co
The Palo Alto technology private equity firm has invested in Automated Trading Desk, an automated electronic retail trading technology company.
- Friends of Bill
Former employees of Microsoft continue to be key players in the operations of the venture capital world. By David Rapp.
- TA goes ’Global’ in $200m software deal
In the latest of a flurry of financial software services acquisitions, TA Associates has completed a $200 million buyout of Global 360.
- Bridled enthusiasm
US venture groups had their best stretch in years when it came to fundraising in 2005. And they could have raised more. Ken MacFadyen reports.
- Technology Crossover pulls in $1.4bn for Fund VI
Palo Alto-based Technology Crossover Ventures corralled $1.4 billion (€1.19 million) for its latest fund. The fundraise represents a 55 percent jump over its predecessor fund, but still does not match the $1.7 billion raised in 1999.