LightSpeed, a retail software startup based in Montreal, has raised $35 million in Series B funding from iNovia Capital with participation from previous investor Accel Partners. LightSpeed provides a cloud-based platform for retailers to manage sales and inventory along with tools for building branded iPad apps and e-commerce stores. Founded in 2005, LightSpeed has raised $65 million to date and will use the latest cash to add payment support so retailers can sell goods directly through its platform.

ClassPass, a gym class subscription service headquartered in New York, has raised $12 million in a Series A round led by Fritz Lanman and Hank Vigil with participation from existing investors David Tisch, Kal Vepuri, Shana Fisher, and others. ClassPass gives users unlimited access to any of the studios or classes on its platform for $99/month and is currently offered in New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. A 2012 TechStars grad, ClassPass has seen over 500,000 reservations made since June and will use the latest cash to expand its team of 40.

Workpop, an hourly job marketplace, has raised a $7 million Series A round led by Trinity Ventures with participation from SV Angel, Obvious Ventures, Cornerstone OnDemand, Slow Ventures, Box Group, Ironfire Capital, Plus Capital, and a list of angels including Aaron Levie, Joe Lonsdale, and Lee Linden. Workpop aims to simplify the application process for hourly workers by importing education and work info from social media sites and creating a profile for employers to screen. Founded earlier this year and launching first in Los Angeles, Workpop has raised $7.9 million to date.

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