socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 02 2006 | venture, capital, vc, deals, funding, investment, socaltechSouthern California's venture capital deal flow in Q3 of this year totaled $794.93M in 70 deals, according to an analysis of socalTECH's venture capital database. The totals were up from the same period last year, where there was an investment of $431.25M
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 27 2006 | teleflip, cell, phone, email, outlook, global, retail, partners, grp, venture, funding, vc, investment, socaltech
Santa Monica-based Teleflip, a company that operates a service that allows business or consumer users to send an email that shows up as a message on a cell phone, has raised a Series A venture funding from GRP Partners, socalTECH has learned. Tony Davis,
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 26 2006 | ngen, venture, capital, vc, investment, clean, funding, solfocus, solaria, socaltech
Santa Barbara-based NGEN Partners has closed a $180M venture capital fund. NGEN said late yesterday that the new fund was over-subscribed, and included both new and returning investors. NGEN invests in clean and sustainable technologies in the material sc
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 25 2006 | venture, capital, vc, investment, mavent, mortgage, funding, compliance, socaltech
Irvine-based Mavent has received $10M in a venture capital round, the firm said Monday. The round came from FTVentures. Mavent said that the investment brings the company's total institutional investment to $25M. Mavent provides automated compliance softw
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 22 2006 | micardia, venture, capital, investment, congestive, heart, failure, chf, funding, vc, socaltech
Irvine-based MiCardia has raised $9M in a venture funding from HBM Biocapital, Japan Asia Investment Company, Ltd., the MedFocus Family of Funds, the BioStar Private Equity Fund, LLC, and individuals. MiCardia is developing non-invasive and minimally inva
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 21 2006 | aristos, logic, data, storage, raid, venture, capital, vc, funding, investment, socaltech
Foothilld Ranch-based Aristos Logic has raised $15M in a Series F funding round, the firm said today. The round was led by an undisclosed strategic investor, and included existing investors Panorama Capital (formerly JP Morgan Partners), TPG Ventures, Woo
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 21 2006 | web2, venture, capital, vc, investment, funding, ventureone, ajax, rss, xhtml, internet, startup, socaltech
Dow Jones VentureOne is reporting this morning that investments in U.S. Web 2.0 companies has hit $262.3M in the first half of 2006. The publisher of venture capital data said that 49 Web 2.0 companies were funded in the first half of 2006, for a total of
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 30 2006 | inq, vc, venture, capital, investment, funding, sales, marketing, support, telephone, live, chat, socaltech
Agoura Hills-based inQ has raised $7.75M in a Series C round, the firm told socalTECH today, in a third round of funding for the firm's interactive marketing and sales conversion services. The round was led by Emergence Capital and Partech International,
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 28 2006 | zogenix, migraine, treatment, venture, capital, vc, investment, funding, socaltech
San Diego-based Zogenix has raised $60M in a Series A financing, the firm announced this morning. The company received funding from Clarus Ventures and Domain Associates, along with additional investors BA Venture Partners, Thomas, McNerney
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 24 2006 | venture, capital, vc, investment, audit, corporate, accounting, governance, funding, socaltech
Los Angeles-based Audit Integrity, a financial research firm in the corporate accounting and governance risk assessment area, has landed a Series A round of funding. The investors were not disclosed. The firm was advised by North Haven Partners, an invest
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