Bloomspot, a deals company focused on high-quality spending and loyal customers, has raised $40 million in funding. The funding comes from InterWest Partners, Columbia Capital, Menlo Ventures, True Ventures, QED Investors, Harrison Metal, Western Technology Investment, Erik Blachford and Gary Parsons. The company analyzes (with permission, TechCrunch reports) the credit card spending data of the places they’re running deals, allowing Bloomspot and their partner merchants the opportunity to see whether a deal really encourages other buying that makes the deal profitable for the merchant. That data helps predict how much customers will spend when provided with a certain offer, which in turn lets Bloomspot promise a certain level of profits to their partner merchants.

Salesforce.com, Inc. (NYSE:CRM) has acquired social productivity company Manymoon for over $25 million. Manymoon’s productivity application is one of the most popular on Google’s application platform. Manymoon had raised a little bit of seed funding in a round by Harrison Metal. Manymoon’s application enables users and businesses to collaborate, organize group projects, and work on tasks/documents through e-mail and other software. About 50,000 businesses use Manymoon’s app. [AllThingsD]

BlockChalk is an anonymous location-based social networking service that has raised funding from Battery Ventures, Mitch Kapor, Founder Collective, Harrison Metal, Joshua Schachter, Tom McInerney, Josh Stylman, and David Liu.  BlockChalk essentially encourages people to share information about the neighborhood or places around it.