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Are you trying to raise capital for your start-up or corporation in expansion? Have you exhausted your traditional institutional sources and hedge fund contacts? Don't lose hope just yet! First of all, take all those pamphlets and brochures from banks and other traditional lenders that are lying all over your desk and toss them in the trash they are absolutely useless. Banks don't have your company's best interest in mind as they are ...

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14 hours ago ago from Silicon Valley Watcher - at the intersection of technology and media

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