Wednesday, February 25, 2015

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Rue La La has hired JPMorgan Chase & Co. to help raise capital to finance growth. Meanwhile, analysts say that the company has been looking for a buyer for more than year and that competitor Gilt Groupe Inc. has emerged as a potential suitor.
Revenue at the flash-sales site rose to $440 million in 2013, according to Internet Retailer, an e-commerce publication, but its growth rate of 10 percent over the previous year trails the average of 17 percent for the e-commerce industry in the US.
Boston-based NBD Nano , a 2012 Techstars Boston grad that has developed a new type of coating for industrial and commercial products, has raised $5.2 million in Series A funding to advance its product development.
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7 days ago There are numerous potential threats to Internet security: lone-wolf hackers, state-sponsored cyber attacks, or identity and data theft, for example. But one of the most difficult cybersecurity challenges to identify and prevent are the Edward Snowdens the players already inside thrift stores an organization who are looking to steal or share sensitive information. Today, thrift stores Cambridge-based Sqrrl , which uses data analytics to fight Internet security threats, including from those known as 'determined insiders' thrift stores like Snowden, announced that it has raised $7.1 million in new funding. Read More
7 days ago Cuseum , a museum technology startup, announced this morning that it has raised $1.2 million in seed funding. Cuseum focuses on mobile technology for the art and cultural sector, allowing museumgoers to have more personalized experiences interacting with art in exhibits and galleries. The startup has also debuted a name change; it was formerly known as Spotzer. Read More
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02/11/2015 MineralTree , a Cambridge-based accounts payable and automated payments company, announced today that it has received thrift stores $11.1 million in new funding from a group of investors that includes Fidelity Growth Partners, .406 Ventures, and new investor First Data, an international payment thrift stores technology and services company. Read More
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01/29/2015 With a show of confidence from the fashion and retail industries, Fashion Project , a website that resells donated high-fashion clothing and shares the proceeds with charity organizations, announced today that it has raised $7.2 million in funding. Read More
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01/21/2015 CloudHealth Technologies , a Boston-based developer of management software for the cloud, announced today that it has raised $12 million in new funding. The Series B investment round was led by Silicon Valley venture capital firm Scale Venture Partners, and was joined by existing investors .406 Ventures and Sigma Prime Ventures. Read More
01/13/2015 So much happens in five years... In 2010, I covered thrift stores the initial funding of a Cambridge startup called Performable, which was out to help websites hold on to more of their visitors. In 2015, those same two entrepreneurs are collecting capital for a new idea, Driftt , from the same venture capital firm that initially backed Performable, CRV . Between 2010 and 2015, they got acquired by HubSpot for $20 million, helped that company rebuild its digital marketing product and grow its software development team, and left in September 2014, just before HubSpot's IPO. Read More
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