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How to Raise Start-up Capital in 2011

It’s a brave new world out there for start-ups seeking funding. With banks still hesitant, and VC’s being choosy, what’s your strategy going to be? By Ilana DeBare |  Dec 14, 2010

Raising capital for a brand-new business has never been simple, and the continuing recession of 2009 and 2010 made a tough challenge even tougher. Start-up funding may be a little easier to come by in 2011, but securing adequate capital is likely to remain an uphill battle for many aspiring entrepreneurs.

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