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November 17, 2011

In 2000, 28-Year-Old Mariam Naficy Sold Her Startup For $110 Million — Will History Repeat Itself?

12 years later she's back in the game. Here's what it's like to be an entrepreneur during both tech bubbles.

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The company is ignoring the work he's been doing. Read »

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They are still missing a few notes. Read »


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	Google's New Music Store Favors Artists And Users, Not The Record Industry It's all about sharing and letting indie artists in. Read »
	The Internet Roars With Laughter Over Google's Latest Privacy Blunder The nomap scandal. Read »
	This Former Salesforce Hotshot Just Closed A $36 Million Round Investors are pouring money into cloud-based enterprise startups, and Zuora is the latest winner. Read »