Chunyu, a Chinese healthcare app, has raised $50 million in Series C funding from China International Capital Corporation, Dunan Holding Group, and previous investors Temasek and BlueRun Ventures. Chunyu lets users remotely consult with physicians to diagnose daily health issues, offering 90-second phone calls for free and additional services at a premium. Founded in 2011, Chunyu now has 30 million active users and will use the latest investment to bring more doctors on board and double its current user base in the next year.

Poppin, an office products retailer based in New York, has raised $17 million in Series C funding from Fifth Third Capital Holdings, West Capital Advisors, Shasta Ventures, First Round Capital and Burch Creative Capital. Poppin offers fashionable and affordable office products with a focus on making the shopping experience engaging to customers. Founded by retail entrepreneur Chris Burch and launched in September 2012, Poppin has raised over $34 million to date and will use the latest cash to build out technology and continue to focus on its online customer experience.

Algorithmia, a marketplace for algorithms, has raised $2.4 million in a seed funding led by Madrona Venture Group with participation from Rakuten Ventures, Deep Fork Capital, Oren Etzioni and Charles Fitzgerald. Algorithmia is building a platform to give algorithm developers in academia and elsewhere a way to share their work, for free or at a charge. Founded in 2013 in Seattle, Washington, Algorithmia will use the latest funding to hire additional engineers and open the service into public beta sometime this fall.

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