2015년 2월 18일 수요일

TechFlash: $27M in new funding for Md. firm; Virtual reality's next step

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The round brings the total raised to $65 million. The company also announced that it has separately secured an $8 million line of credit from Hercules for "working capital purposes," according to a statement.
Dayna Grayson, partner at Chevy Chase-based New Enterprise Associates and director at Herndon-based APX Labs, says that the next stage for the technology will likely be in the services arena, for the simple reason that it provides hands-free assistance to workers.
Marcus Starke joins Ciena after less than a year at MicroStrategy. He'll help the telecom company market its on-demand and cloud-based products.
Sure, the Washington area is anecdotally strong in STEM. But some salary numbers back it up.
It’s been just 15 months since Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel infamously turned down a $3 billion acquisition offer from Facebook. Bloomberg now reports the Venice, California startup could be worth three times that.
Expedia executives say there's not a whole lot of profit to find in the airline booking space, but the company is expanding there to try to cross promote other offerings.
​Zillow will slash about 350 jobs, primarily in San Francisco and Bellevue, Wash., as it closes its $2.5 billion acquisition of rival real estate website Trulia.
Mattel Inc. and Google Inc. are bringing back Mattel's retro View-Master toy with a 21st century twist.
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