Today's top technology funding stories, baked up with love.
Criteo raises $38.556 million to make display ads temptingly relevant.
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eXelate, a company that provides big data for digital advertisers, has raised $12 million.
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Skype-calling-on-your-TV startup Tely Labs has raised $13 million in new funding from Comcast Ventures and DCM, according to a filing with the SEC.
Venture capitalists are clambering to fund flash storage startups, the new wave of technologies that are disrupting the traditional data center. The latest announcement comes from Virident Systems, a Milpitas, California-based company which had no trouble raising $26 million dollars in fourth round funding led by Mitsui Global Investors.
Dice Holdings has purchased iconic tech properties Slashdot, SourceForge, & Freecode from Geeknet for $20 million cash.
A list of investment news from around the world
Enterprise networking startup Aerohive Networks has raised $22.5 million in its fifth round of funding -- cash that will help it gear up to go public in 2013.
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Russian travel startup OneTwoTrip received $9 million from Phenomen Ventures today.
Marketing automation software company Act-On raises $16 million in its fourth round of funding.
A round-up of funding news from around the technology universe
VentureBeat is launching its own self-branded store page, which contains a carefully curated handful of deals on software bundles, gadgets, tutorials, and other cool tech stuff.
In the race to bring indoor location technology to market, an eight-person startup is taking on big name players Google, Qualcomm and Samsung, and has the potential to win.
HireVue has raised $22 million to streamline the job interview process
