Here , the top Tech Acquisitions realized or consolidated recently around the world.

In this series, our goal is to help you (investors, entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts) to deeply be connected by the stakes, perspectives, and insights of tech businesses.

San Francisco-based hotel reservation platform HotelTonight has raised $45 million in series D funding led by Coatue Management with participation from new investor GGV Capital and previous backers Battery Ventures, Accel Partners, US Venture Partners, and First Round Capital. With total funding over $80 million, Connectikpeople has observed that, HotelTonight plans to globalize their platform to allow users to find and reserve same-day hotel rooms from their smartphones no matter where they are.

Munchery, the Bay Area marketplace for home-delivered meals from local

professional chefs, has finalized a $4 million series A funding initially led by e.ventures, bringing in new investors Sherpa Ventures, Menlo Ventures, and Howard Behar. This company plans to add in-house chefs, extend ordering hours, and expand service to new cities in the Bay Area.

Toronto-based digital advertising platform Wishabi has raised $15 million in series B funding from Insight Venture Partners. For those who unfamiliar, Connectikpeople may recall that, Wishabi, founded in 2007, enables retailers to achieve massive, paperless distribution of flyers and circulars online. With these new funds, the company plans to develop new technology for growth in the U.S. market.

Irvine-based security technology company CrowdStrike has raised $30 million in series B funding from Accel Partners along with founding investor Warburg Pincus. Connectikpeople may recall that, CrowdStrike's Falcon platform monitors a company's data to detect and prevent targeted attacks by identifying malware and developing a range of responses.

Foodpanda (Berlin-based online food delivery platform), has raised $8 million in funding from iMENA holdings, a Middle East and North Africa-focused consumer Internet investment group. The capital will be used to expand its Hellofood Middle Eastern take-out ordering service in the region, beyond Saudi Arabia where it currently operates locally.

Keaton Row (Personal shopping site) has raised $1.6 million in seed funding led by Menlo Ventures with participation from Grape Arbor Ventures and previous investor Rho Ventures. The e-commerce site that matches customers with personal shoppers has raised $2.6 million since its 2012 launch. The company plans to build out user platforms, grow its retail partnerships, and expand its national (USA) presence.