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When Startups Don’t Raise
by Steve Nellis & Peter Schulz @
The Information
Today’s feature is a collaboration between CrunchBase and The Information.
A mark of a growing company is a need to raise fresh funds to help finance expansion. Even when they're making money, companies that have raised in the past tend to do so again to take advantage of higher valuations. By the same token, companies that haven't raised money in a couple of years could be in trouble. To get a sense of some companies that may be on the edge, The Information and CrunchBase examined startup data from the past two years to find early-stage companies that haven't raised a round in two years or more.
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