Chinese personal finance app developer Wacai has raised $15 million in Series A+ funding from QiMing Venture Partners. Wacai's core product is a bookkeeping service that claims over 60 million users and includes features for buying monetary, stock, and bond funds within the app. Wacai has raised nearly $30 million to date from investors including IDG Capital Partners and CDH Investments, and will use the new investment to expand its team and fund product development.

New York-based learning community Skillshare has raised $6.1 million in new venture funding from undisclosed investors. Skillshare is a community marketplace where people can offer classes to others on a variety of real-world skills. Founded in 2010, Skillshare has raised over $10 million to date from a list of investors including Spark Capital, BoxGroup, Union Square Ventures, and SV Angel.

Mountain View-based mobile gaming platform Midverse Studios has raised $6.5 million in new funding from IDG Capital Partners, Signia Ventures, and IDG-Accel China. Midverse has developed an app marketing and user retention solution focused on acquiring and engaging users in Android. Founded in 2012, Midverse will continue working on features to incentivize users and boost quality engagement.

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