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Venture investors are churning out big deals left and right, so many that any news team would have a hard time covering them all in depth. So we鈥檝e rounded up the noteworthy financings from the day, including some from our own coverage.

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Here are some of the biggest deals which raised $50 million or more today.

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Indigo

Crunchbase News鈥檚 Savannah Dowling covered Indigo鈥檚 latest $250 million round and what its CEO, , said about the company鈥檚 new Marketplace initiative over email.

If you just want to know the details of the deal, here鈥檚 what happened: raised . Participants include institutional investors and , as well as government investors from the and the . The round values the company at $3.5 billion, post-money鈥攎ore than double its Series D valuation it raised at in September 2017.

Postmates

In the Crunchbase News morning report, Alex Wilhelm covered Postmates鈥檚 $300 million fundraise and possible plans to go public in 2019.

Here鈥檚 the details of the deal: raised which values the company at $1.5 billion, post-money. Postmates has now raised just under $600 million to-date.

Today In Other Supergiant Rounds

Crunchbase News colloquially refers to VC rounds of $100 million or more as 鈥渟upergiant.鈥� You can read more of our supergiant coverage here.

UiPath

Robotic automation software company raised co-led by and Alphabet investment arm . also participated in the deal, which also valued the company at over $3 billion, post-money.

As , the company says it works with major customers including HP, DHL, NASA, Airbus, Lufthansa and “nearly 2,000” others globally. According to VentureBeat, UiPath anticipates a 400 percent year-over-year bump in ARR. SaaStr founder Jason Lemkin UiPath 鈥渨ent $10m to $100m [in ARR] in a year or so.鈥� The company plans to grow headcount by 300 percent, to 1,700, by the end of the year.

Aijia Home Furnishing Products

Chinese home goods upstart raised round led by . The round values the company at over $1 billion, making Aijia Home Furnishing Products the latest unicorn in China’s e-commerce market.

Other Notable Rounds

Enigma Technologies

Based in New York City, ingests and connects disparate datasets into knowledge graphs and builds interactive interfaces for the networked data. (A public-facing example is its .) The company sells its data infrastructure and services to enterprise clients.

Today, the company announced it . A number of investors participated in the round, including , , , and . The company’s valuation hasn’t been disclosed.

Ro

Today, , formerly known as Roman, announced it raised led by with participation from , , and . Prior to this round, the company had raised just . Ro has grown from five employees to seventy since January 2018.

What launched as an online pharmacy for erectile dysfunction medications has since rebranded to Ro. According , today the company unveiled a new $129 smoking cessation kit including nicotine gum and a prescription of bupropion, a common stop-smoking drug. This should come in handy for all the adults (and, chances are, some kids) who are hooked on Juul鈥檚 flavored nicotine vapor pods, as Crunchbase News reported on last week.

Bread

Ever notice how an increasing number of big-ticket items are available to buy through monthly installments? is one of those companies offering online purchase financing through a customizable interface.

According to today’s announcements, Bread raised led by that also had participation from , , , , and . This brings the company’s .

WayRay

In the time between now and when cars can drive themselves, there’s a push to move parts of the dashboard to the windshield. is developing on holographic augmented reality heads up displays (HUDs) for cars.

WayRay raised round led by . , , , , and “several” unnamed sovereign wealth funds also invested in the round, . With the new capital, WayRay is valued at $500 million, post-money.

Porsche is not the only car company investing in startups. Crunchbase News recently profiled the investment habits of automakers including Toyota, Daimler, Ford, and BMW, among others.

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