American Family Insurance purchases Homesite Group Inc

Traditional insurer American Family Insurance buys out online insurance provider Homesite Group Inc for USD616 million.


Mercato Partners leads investors to Series B fund round for Ingram Medical

Mercato Partners with other institutional investors provided USD30 million for an oversubscribed Series B financing round for Ingram Medical.

Stanford, Stanford Hospitals and Clinics and StartX form grant and venture fund

StartX had partnered with Stanford University and Stanford Hospitals and Clinics for a grant accelerator fund for Stanford affilated entrepreneurs.

LAVCA report released for first half of 2013

According to the Latin American Venture Capital Association, there has been a 100% increase in value and volume for the market for the first half of 2013.


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