Funding and Startups arena: ElasticSearch, Yext, Yieldbot , Dayima, Mogujie, and PackLink can now growth and build out new operations.

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ElasticSearch ( Founded in 2012, Los Altos-based data search and analytics platform), has raised $70 million in a Series C round led by NEA with participation by Benchmark and Index Ventures.  With ElasticSearch, an open source search and data discovery platform, companies can search through large amounts of data, pull out results, and visualize them clearly. ElasticSearch has raised over $100 million to date and will use the latest round to drive growth and build out operations in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.

Yext (Founded in 2009, New York-based local marketing company), has raised $50 million in a Series F round led by Insight Venture Partners with participation from Marker, Institutional Venture Partners, and Sutter Hill Ventures. Yext has developed geo-marketing software that can help businesses synchronize their data across local search services. Yext has raised over $115 million to date and plans to put the latest investment into continued research and development and international

expansion.

Yieldbot (Founded in 2010, New York-based advertising technology company), has raised an $18 million Series B round led by SJF Ventures with participation from existing investors Common Angels, New Atlantic Ventures, and RRE Ventures. With Yieldbot advertisers can buy display ads via search-style keywords, matching advertising to content and consumer relevance. Yieldbot has raised over $28 million in funding to date and will use the new cash to grow its staff and continue scaling the business.

Dayima  ( launched in 2012, Chinese women's health app), has raised $30 million in a Series C round from Sequoia Capital China, Ceyuan Ventures, and Bertelsmann Asia Investments. Dayima is a menstruation-tracking platform that also provides users with content on women's health, fitness, and beauty. Dayima has 45 million registered users and has raised a total of $45 million in funding to date.

Mogujie ( launched in 2013, Chinese social shopping platform), has raised $200 million in Series D funding from Hopu Fund, TBP Capital, Qiming Venture Partners, IDG Capital Partners, and Banyan Fund. Started as a Pinterest-style social sharing site in 2011, Mogujie is a platform for retailers to sell goods directly to consumers at the end of last year. Mogujie with nearly 35 million monthly active users plans to use the latest funding to expand its team, enhance customer experience, and create an open-source community.

PackLink (Founded in 2012, Madrid, Spain-based online shipping startup), has raised a $9 million Series B round led by Accel Partners with participation from existing investor Active Venture Partners. PackLink compares shipping price, speed, and service level across a variety of worldwide shipping providers, letting users print labels and track packages as well. PackLink has raised $11 million to date and is launching soon in Italy, Mexico, and the UK.