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  • IPO Acceleration Predicted
    Joanna Glasner- 1 December 2009

    Investment banker says he has been deluged with calls from companies seeking to register to go public

  • M&A Heats Up
    Staff Writer- 1 December 2009

    Big price tags for AdMob, LifeSize Communications, Playfish and Revolution Money raise hopes that acquisition market is coming back

  • Frazier Tech Goes Down
    Staff Writer- 1 December 2009

    Seattle tech firm gives up on plans for third fund, sister firm Frazier Healthcare Ventures still going strong

  • Exit watch, week of Nov. 16, 2009
    Brad Meikle- 16 November 2009

    News briefs about LifeSize, AdMob, MontaVista and other VC-backed companies that were bought in the past week

  • peHUB Wire: Monday, November 9, 2009
    Brad Meikle- 10 November 2009

    Random Ramblings

  • peHUB Wire: Monday, November 9, 2009
    Brad Meikle- 10 November 2009

    Random Ramblings

  • Maxlinear Files for $100 Million IPO
    VCJ Staff- 9 November 2009
  • MDV, others combine tired portfolio companies
    Brad Meikle- 9 November 2009

    Draper Fisher Jurvetson also recently combined Box.net and Increo

  • Frazier Tech goes down in latest VC shakeout
    Brad Meikle- 9 November 2009

    Seattle tech investor had planned to raise a third fund; no impact on Frazier Healthcare Ventures

  • Combining Portfolio Companies To Save Them
    debbiegage- 5 November 2009

    This week I reported /54508/mohr-davidow/ that Mohr Davidow had combined two of its cancer-fighting biotech startups -- CELLective Diagnostics and The DNA Repair Company -- into a third, new company called On-Q-ity. Last month I reported /53646/boxnets-unannounced-funding/ that Box.net, a Draper Fisher-funded service to share and store content online, had purchased another Draper, Fisher-backed company -- Increo. It turns out that this is a trend. Mohr Davidow's Sue Siegel said she knew of two other venture firms that are talking about ways to combine each other's portfolio companies, and a glance through the tech blogs of the last couple months shows that Softbank Capital and angel investor Ron Conway may be doing the same.