Bidgely, a five-year-old, Sunnyvale, Ca.-based energy analytics company, has raised $16.6 million in Series B funding led by Constellation Technology Ventures and the venture capital arm of Exelon Corporation, with participation from European utilities E.ON and RWE and earlier investor Khosla Ventures. Greentech Media has more here.

Body Labs, a two-year-old, New York City-based company that makes 3D body models, has raised $8 million in Series A funding led by Intel Capital, with participation from FirstMark Capital, Max-Planck-Innovation GmbH, Osage University Partners, and Catalus Capital. TechCrunch has more here.

Caldan Therapeutics, a month-old, Glascow, Scotland-based university spin-out that’s developing therapeutics that target free fatty acid receptors for Type 2 Diabetes and other potential indications, has raised £4.45 million ($6.8 million) in Series A funding led by the life science firm Epidarex Capital, with participation from Eli Lilly  and the Scottish Investment Bank. The Daily Record has more here.

Chronext, a two-year-old, Cologne, Germany-based platform for buying and selling luxury watches, has raised $5.3 million in funding from Partech Ventures, InVenture Partners, MGO Digital Ventures, Altus Capital and Playfair Capital, along with earlier investors Capnamic Ventures and NRW.Bank. More here.

CureVac, a 15-year-old, Tubigen, Germany-based clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, has raised $110 million from Baillie Gifford, Chartwave Limited, the Coppel family, Elma Investments, Sigma Group and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. More here.

Evelo Therapeutics, a new, Cambridge, Ma.-based company that plans to leverage the power of the microbiome to develop cancer therapies and has been created by Flagship Ventures, the venture capital and venture creation firm, is getting started with $35 million in funding. Xconomy has more here.

FunkSac, a two-year-old, Denver-based company that makes odor-barrier and child-resistant packaging for marijuana, has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Snoop Dogg’s Casa Verde Capital. Crain’s Cleveland Business has more here.

Jet, the year-old, Hoboken, N.J.-based e-commerce startup that’s trying to take on Amazon, has raised $500 million in new funding led by Fidelity, according to Fortune, which reports the round is not yet closed and will likely include even more capital capital from earlier investors. The financing is said to value Jet at $1 billion “pre-money.” Jet previously raised $220 million in equity and debt capital from a long list of investors, including Bain Capital Ventures, Accel Partners, Coatue Management, General Catalyst Partners, and Goldman Sachs. More here.

LeafLink, a new, NY-based wholesale management platform for the cannabis industry, has closed a $750,000 seed round led by group of New York angel investors. TechCrunch has more here.

Mi9 Retail, a 14-year-old, Miami, Fla.-based company that sells enterprise software to retailers, has raised an undisclosed amount of growth funding from Summit Partners. More here.

OssDsign, a four-year-old, Uppsala, Sweden-based company that makes regenerative implants for the improved healing of bone defects and deficits in skull, facial and other types of surgeries, has raised SEK 93 million (EUR 9.6 million) in new funding led by SEB Venture Capital and Fouriertransform, with participation from earlier backer Karolinska Development. More here.

SnapApp, a five-year-old, Boston-based content marketing startup, has raised $12 million in Series A funding from Providence Equity Partners. TechCrunch has more here.

Zenchef, a five-year-old, Paris-based company that helps restaurants build out their online presence, has raised €6 million ($6.6 million) in new funding led byEdenred Capital Partners, with participation from Xange, Metro, and previous backers Elaia Partners, Accélérateur Capital Partners and Kima Ventures. Several unnamed angels also contributed. TechCrunch has more here.

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Surojit Chatterjee, who has spent the last eight or so years at Google as a product management director, has joined India’s e-commerce giant Flipkart as its SVP and head of consumer experience and growth. TechCrunch has more here.

Deals company Groupon announced yesterday that cofounder Eric Lefkofsky is stepping back into his role as board chair and replacing himself as CEO with Rich Williams, the company’s chief operating officer. Between the management switcheroo and the company’s newly reported earnings, which were mixed, the stock was down 30 percent in pre-marketing trading this a.m.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is still defending her controversial 2013 decision to ban Yahoo employees from working from home, but she also wishes the world would move on. “I hope it’s not my legacy,” she said yesterday at Fortune’s Global Forum conference.

Robert Senior, CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi, says he isn’t concerned about  “talent drain” from the ad industry to tech companies, telling Business Insider the latter have too short-term a way of looking at things.”[They talk about] this quarter, or this year, or these four years. And it’s really exciting and funky for creative people to go there. But I’ve been here for eight years. [Saatchi & Saatchi] has been here for 45 years. I’ll see you in 45 years, guys. See how you’re doing then. Bring your beanbags.”

Jason Wheeler has been appointed the newest CFO of Tesla. Wheeler spent 13 years at Google as its VP of Finance; he’s replacing Deepak Ahuja, who announced his retirement early this year. TechCrunch has more here.

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Data

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Essential Reads

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Detours

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Retail Therapy

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