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Bay Area Helps State Capture Lion’s Share of Venture Capital. Again.

May 7, 20152 Mins read745
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By Joe Gose Unabated venture capital continued to pour into California companies in the first quarter of 2015 at a greater rate than any other state in the country, and San Francisco’s take ensured that the Bay Area’s robust commercial and residential real estate market will continue for the foreseeable future. California businesses raised slightly […]

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