Madison, Wisconsin-based Jellyfish.com is a search engine that returns lists of rebated items from sellers, ranked according to price, showing buyers the full price of items including the rebate provided by the seller.
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Microsoft’s Live Search team blogs that Jellyfish.com’s technology may be put to use for shopping and commerce-related aspects of Live Search (more here).
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Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Jellyfish raised $5 million in funding from private equity funds Kegonsa Capital Partners and Clyde Street Investments last fall.
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