Startups funding: Mojn, Myntra, and Boombotix can now continue global expansion.

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Mojn (founded in 2009, Copenhagen-based email personalization software startup), has raised $4 million in Series A funding from Notion Capital, Northzone, and Zoar Invest. This startup underscores an email retargeting solution for e-commerce businesses to deliver relevant and personalized marketing content to all website visitors. Mojn will use the funds to continue global expansion following the opening of

a new London office.

Myntra (Founded in 2007, Indian fashion portal), has raised $50 million in funding from PremjiInvest, Sofina, Accel, and Tiger Management, at a valuation of around $200 million. Myntra is one of India's largest online shopping platforms for both traditional and more western fashion and lifestyle products and will use the new capital to continue funding growth as a standalone company. Myntra has raised $115 million to date and has recently seen acquisition offers from Amazon and Flipkart.

 
Boombotix (Founded in 2010, San Francisco-based wearable audio technology startup), has raised $4 million in Series A funding from Social+Capital, Baseline, Great Oaks, and a variety of angel investors. Boombotix previously raised a Kickstarter campaign of $130,000 for its Boombot Rex mobile Bluetooth portable speaker, and another $17,000 for its music syncing app that allows people to synchronize playback of music across multiple devices using mobile networks. Boombotix will put the fresh funding toward extending its current customer base beyond the action sports group.