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Lone View Capital Backs Trend Health Partners

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Los Angeles-based private equity investor Lone View Capital said this morning that it has made an investment in Trend Health Partners, a developer of products in the credit balance management and payment accuracy market. Fnancial details of that investment were not announced.

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Insightful Science Acquires Omiq

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San Diego-based Insightful Science, a developer of scientific discovery software, said this week that it has acquired OMIQ, a provider of software-as-a-service for high dimensional flow cytometry. Financial details of the acquisition were not announced. According to Insightful Science, the addition of OMIQ will expand its offerings in flow cytometry software solutions.

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Griffin Gaming Partners Backs Mobile Game Developer Spyke

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Santa Monica-based venture investment firm Griffin Gaming Partners is the lead investor in Turkish mobile gaming developer Spyke, Spyke said on monday. According to Spyke, it raised $55M in its seed funding round from Griffin Gaming Partners. Griffin is led by Peter Levin, Phil Sanderson and Nick Tuosto. Spyke's team comes from Peak Games, Zynga and Riot Games.

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Snap Sets New Human Resources Chief

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Santa Monica-based Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, said late Tuesday that it has named Darcie Henry as the company's new Chief Human Resources Officer. According to Snap, Henry will join the company on July 6th, as current Chief People Officer Lara Sweet is retiring. Henry was most recently Amazon's VP HR, Global Consumer and Operations, and had been at Amazon since 1998.

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Whatnot Gets $50M

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Los Angeles-based Whatnot, which operates a live streaming shopping service for collectibles, says it has raised $50M in its Series B funding round. The funding was led by Anu Hariharan from Y Combinator Continuity, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz. The funding also inluded angels Animal Capital (Josh Richard, Noah Beck & Marshall Sandman), musicians Ryan Tedder and DJ Skee with Mint 10, NFL players DeAndre Hopkins and Bobby Wagner, and Jeremy Padawer, according to the company.

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indie Semiconductor Sees Progress In SPAC Effort

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Aliso Viejo-based semidconductor company indie Semiconductor says it expects its combination with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), Thunder Bridge Acquisition II, to close sometime early this spring. According to the company--which develops semiconductors and systems-on-the-chip products for the automotive industry--said it did not receive any communication from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) or Department of Justice (DOJ) as of the expiration of the 30-day waiting period for pre

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Yardi Expands Electronic Health Records To Vaccine Administration

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Santa Barbara-based software developer Yardi, which develops a range of software for property management--including software for managing senior living communities--says it has expanded its electronic health records system to help manage vaccine administration. According to the firm, its Yardi EHR electronic health record system can now be used by senior living community operators to manage COVID-19 vaccine reords, as well as monitor health symptoms which could signal the presence of the coronav