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    Is Venture Up or Down? Dow Jones Survey Shows Retreat in Q3 VC Activity, Flatly Contradicting Rival Report
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    This is evident in the insufferably long brand name that news organizations are required to use for "The MoneyTree Survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers and the National Venture Capital Association, based on date from Thomson Reuters." The other major VC survey now comes from Dow Jones VentureSource, that is, until young Turks at ChubbyBrain launched their information service earlier this year. Full Article at Xconomy
    The MoneyTree Survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers and the National Venture Capital Association, based on date from Thomson Reuters.
    SOURCE: Xconomy 1 month ago
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Is Venture Up or Down? Dow Jones Survey Shows Retreat in Q3 VC Activity, Flatly Contradicting Rival Report
  1. has strengthened the case for cautious optimism…This positive momentum has been further reinforced by the brighter outlook in public equity markets and even some IPO success for VC backed companies.
    SOURCE: Xconomy 1 month ago
  2. As liquidity and fundraising lag after the economic meltdown in 2008, investors have no choice but to keep a tight rein on investments until the industry is on more solid ground.
    SOURCE: Xconomy 1 month ago
  3. The slow recovery we’ve seen for venture capital has faltered
    SOURCE: Xconomy 1 month ago

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