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Funding Daily: WTF Google Reader

Funding Daily: WTF Google Reader

March 13, 2013 6:57 PM Meghan Kelly
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Google Reader may not be seeing any more cash come its way, but this sampling of startups are rolling in it.

Nabsys nabs $20M for single-molecule genetics platform

Nabsys nabs $20M for single-molecule genetics platform

March 13, 2013 1:14 PM Jolie O'Dell
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This startup uses a semiconductor-based, single-molecule platform for genomic analysis -- and that's worth $20 million to a group of investors.

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