• Aihuishou, a Chinese smartphone and consumer electronics recycler, raised $150 million at a $1.5 billion valuation. Tiger Global led, and was joined by JD.com. http://axios.link/xiZq
• Next Insurance, an Israeli digital insurance startup focused on small businesses, raised $83 million. Redpoint Ventures led, and was joined by Nationwide Insurance, Munich Re, American Express Ventures, Ribbit Capital, TLV Ventures and Zeev Ventures. http://axios.link/xt0Y
• Meero, a French provider of on-demand photography services, raised $45 million in new funding co-led by Alven Capital and Idinvest. http://axios.link/UbG6
🚑 Nurx, a San Francisco-based telemedicine startup focused on women’s health, raised $36 million in new funding led by Kleiner Perkins. In other Nurx news, Chelsea Clinton is joining the company’s board. http://axios.link/gQWH
• GrubMarket, a San Francisco-based B2B marketplace for healthy and organic foods, raised $32 million in new equity and debt funding. GGV Capital led, and was joined by Max Ventures, Castor Ventures, Bascom Ventures, Millennium Technology Value Partners, Trinity Capital Investment, Investwide Capital and return backers Fusion Fund and Great Oaks Venture Capital. http://axios.link/y9p7
• Xometry, a Gaithersburg, Md.-based online marketplace for custom-manufactured parts, raised $25 million in new funding led by Foundry Group. The company also acquired Lexington, Ky.-based rival MakeTime, which had raised around $15 million from firms like Foundry. http://axios.link/PUY0
• BIMobject, a Swedish digital content management system for the construction market, raised €23.4 million from EQT Ventures. www.bimobject.com
• Bluestone Lane, an Australian lifestyle and hospitality brand, raised US$19.5 million in new funding led by RSE Ventures. www.bluestonelane.com
• Tamr, a Cambridge, Mass.-based data unification startup, raised $18 million in new funding from SBI Investment, INTAGE Open Innovation Fund, Samsung Ventures, Fenox Venture Capital, Alumni Ventures Group and return backers GV and NEA. http://axios.link/5Zju
• Allthings, a Swiss-German startup that provides digital functions and services for building users, raised around $13.7 million in funding co-led by Earlybird and Idinvest Partners. www.allthings.me
• Pointy, an Irish startup that helps physical retailers sell goods online, raised $12 million in Series B funding co-led by Polaris Partners and Vulcan Capital. http://axios.link/g7pC
🛰 Apollo Fusion, a Los Altos, Calif.-based developer of electric propulsion systems for small satellites, raised $10 million in Series B funding led by Greylock. http://axios.link/45RQ
• Penrose Studios, a San Francisco-based VR content studio, raised $10 million in Series A funding. TransLink Capital led, and was joined by seed backers like Sway Ventures, Suffolk Equity and 8VC. http://axios.link/MOFQ
• Journera, a Chicago-based developer of travel software, raised $9 million in Series A funding. B Capital Group led, and was joined by Andreessen Horowitz, Pritzker Group VC and Boston Consulting Group. www.journera.com
• Aurora Labs, an Israeli developer of predictive tools for automatically fixing in-car software, raised $8.4 million in Series A funding. Fraser McCombs Capital led, and was joined by return backer MizMaa Ventures. http://axios.link/wL30
• Nestio, a New York-based real estate management platform, raised $4.5 million in Series B funding. Camber Creek and Trinity Ventures co-led, and were joined by Rudin Ventures, Currency M, The Durst Organization, LeFrak Ventures and Torch Venture Capital. http://axios.link/Dm88
• Stronghold, a San Francisco-based global crypto exchange platform, raised $3.3 million in seed funding from Freestyle Capital. www.stronghold.co
• Dirt Protocol, a blockchain startup focused on identity verification, raised $3 million in seed funding from DCG, General Catalyst, Greylock, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Pantera Capital and SV Angel. http://axios.link/rozQ