- San Francisco-based venture capital investor Industry Ventures closed on Industry Ventures Fund VI, a $400M secondary fund.
- Symantec Corp. announced today that it has completed its acquisition of Clearwell Systems. Clearwell was venture backed by DAG Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, and Sequoia Capital. The deal was worth $390M.
- ClipSync, a social TV viewing startup, scored a strategic investment from RealNetworks. Financial details of the investment was not disclosed.
- Google acquired Punchd, a provider of mobile loyalty card software applications. Financial details of the acquisition were not disclosed. Punchd was backed by 500Startups.
- Softagon Corporation, a developer of software for hedge funds, investment management firms, and other companies, were acquired by Pariveda Solutions. Financial details of the deal were not announced.
- Metrics scored $3M in a new funding round, and renamed itself Zettaset. The firm, which develops data analytics and warehouse software based on the open source Hadoop stack, said the round was co-led by Draper Fisher Jurvetson and EPIC Ventures.
- AddToAny, a developer of widgets for WordPress and Drupal for social sharing, was acquired by Seattle-based Lockerz. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
- Cupertino-based Cloud.com, a provider of software infrastructure for cloud computing providers, was acquired by Citrix Systems. Citrix did not disclose financial terms of the deal.
- Ingite Game Technologies, a developer of auto racing games, raised $7.5M in a Series B financing round. The round brings its total raised to $12.2M.
- Astrid, the developer of a to-do list and productivity app for Android, scored a seed funding round, the firm announced Tuesday. The round came from Google Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners, as well as angel investors.
- Jawbone, the maker of Bluetooth headsets, wireless speakers, and other devices, scored $70M in a new round of funding from J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
- Electronic Arts acquired PopCap Games, in a deal worth $750M plus earnout. EA said it would pay $650M in cash plus $100M in shares of its common stock, plus unspecified earnout for PopCap.
- Omek Interactive, a developer of gesture recognition and body tracking technology with offices in San Francisco, raised $12M in a first close of its Series C funding round. The firm said the round was led by Intel Capital.
- San Jose-based electronic design automation firm Cadence acquired Santa Clara-based Azuro, a developer of system-on-a-chip design tools. Financial term sof the acquisition were not disclosed.
- CloudFlare, a developer of web site optimization and security services, raised $20M in a funding round. The round was led by New enterprise Assocations, and also included Venrock and Pelion Venture Partners.
Top 15 Mid-Week Venture Deals
