Chinese social e-commerce startup Nice Tuan announced its latest $80 million Series C2 round led by CDH Investments.
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Inceptio Technology announced that it has completed $100 million in equity financing.
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Codemao, a Shenzhen-based online education platform that offers computer programming classes to kids, has completed its Series C financing round to the tune of $57 million.
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