Sentences with phrase «major venture capital companies»

Major venture capital companies are pouring in money, and the industry is well on its way to becoming a major economic force.»

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This metropolitan area (which includes Oakland and Fremont, Calif.) saw the largest proportion of venture capital - backed business exits over the past year compared to other major cities, meaning there are a large number of what Kauffman identifies as «growth companies» in San Francisco and the East Bay.
Tokenized securities startup Harbor has secured $ 28 million in funding from major Silicon Valley venture capital firms, the company announced on Tuesday.
BDC Venture Capital is a major venture capital investor in Canada, active at every stage of the company's development cycle, from seed through expansion, with a focus on innovative technology - based Canadian companies that have high growth potential, offer unique products or services and that are positioned to become dominant players in their mVenture Capital is a major venture capital investor in Canada, active at every stage of the company's development cycle, from seed through expansion, with a focus on innovative technology - based Canadian companies that have high growth potential, offer unique products or services and that are positioned to become dominant players in their mCapital is a major venture capital investor in Canada, active at every stage of the company's development cycle, from seed through expansion, with a focus on innovative technology - based Canadian companies that have high growth potential, offer unique products or services and that are positioned to become dominant players in their mventure capital investor in Canada, active at every stage of the company's development cycle, from seed through expansion, with a focus on innovative technology - based Canadian companies that have high growth potential, offer unique products or services and that are positioned to become dominant players in their mcapital investor in Canada, active at every stage of the company's development cycle, from seed through expansion, with a focus on innovative technology - based Canadian companies that have high growth potential, offer unique products or services and that are positioned to become dominant players in their markets.
At the Venture Association of New Jersey meeting on July 12, 2012, in Whippany, panelists addressed issues surrounding crowdfunding, a major change to capital formation for small tech companies, authorized by the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act.
A major storyline in venture capital has been the issue of sexual harassment and sexism towards women — particularly company founders but also other investment professionals.
A joint venture of two major gaming companies dropped out of the running for a Capital Region casino.
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If the extremely promising low cost thin - film technology that is entering high - volume production this year by companies like Nanosolar (100 million in venture capital from the likes of Sergey Brin) pans out, then solar could quickly become a major factor in energy production.
We advise clients at all stages of growth, from early - stage companies across a wide range of fintech industry segments to major multinational corporates, global financial services firms, venture capital firms, asset managers, private equity houses and insurance companies.
This represents a major milestone for the company with the round being led by IVP, one of the premier later - stage venture capital and growth equity firms in the United States.
While small companies opted for leaving New York, major exchanges backed by venture capital such as itBit, Gemini and Bitstamp have applied for the license.
Quan Zhou, managing director of IDG Capital, a major Chinese venture capital company, commented that IDG Capital «looks forward to helping launch the company in the Chinese market where consumer adoption of innovative digital payment products is growing at a tremendous rate.Capital, a major Chinese venture capital company, commented that IDG Capital «looks forward to helping launch the company in the Chinese market where consumer adoption of innovative digital payment products is growing at a tremendous rate.capital company, commented that IDG Capital «looks forward to helping launch the company in the Chinese market where consumer adoption of innovative digital payment products is growing at a tremendous rate.Capital «looks forward to helping launch the company in the Chinese market where consumer adoption of innovative digital payment products is growing at a tremendous rate.»
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