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Sababa Ventures collects $7.1 mln for new fund

Sababa Ventures has raised $7.1 million for its debut fund, according to an SEC filing. The target is $35 million. Based in Tel Aviv, New York and Los Angeles, Sababa invests in Israeli tech companies.

Kamet Ventures adds partner to healthcare team

Kamet Ventures has appointed Ravit Warsha Dor as a partner in its healthcare team.

IoT platform Particle gathers $40 mln Series C

Particle, a internet of things platform, has raised $40 million in Series C funding. Qualcomm Ventures LLC and Energy Impact Partners led the round with participation from other investors that included Root Ventures, Bonfire Ventures, Industry Ventures, Spark Capital, Green D Ventures, Counterpart Ventures and SOSV.

Kangarootime rallies $3.5 mln Series A

Buffalo, New York-based Kangarootime, a provider of early childhood software, has secured $3.5 million in Series A funding. The firm's investors include Cultivation Capital.

Online shopping platform Curated pockets $27.5 mln

Curated, an online shopping platform, has secured $27.5 million across two previously undisclosed rounds of funding. Forerunner Ventures led the Series A round. In conjunction with the funding, Kirsten Green, founder and managing director of Forerunner Ventures, has joined Curated's board of directors.

Folloze attracts $11 mln Series B

San Mateo, California-based Folloze, a provider of applied hyper-personalization solutions, has secured $11 million in Series B funding. BGV led the round with participation from Canvas Ventures, Cervin Ventures, Grayhawk Capital and SVB.

Medical tech firm Cytovale nets $15 mln

San Francisco-based Cytovale Inc, a medical technology company, has raised $15 million in financing. Breakout Ventures and Blackhorn Ventures led the round.

Viola Ventures leads Series A round for Ruti

Belmont, California-based Ruti, a tech-savvy fashion brand, has raised $6 million in Series A funding. Viola Ventures led the round.

Link3D picks up $7 mln

Boulder, Colorado-based Link3D, a provider of additive MES workflow software, has secured $7 million in funding. AI Capital led the round.

Tactile Mobility takes in $9 mln: Reuters

Tactile Mobility, an Israeli auto tech firm, has secured $9 million in funding, reported Reuters. The investors included Porsche and Union Tech Ventures. The capital infusion will be used for product development and marketing operations expansion.