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Often used in the same context:
venture capital,
entrepreneurs,
venture capitalist,
companies,
dotcom,
innovators,
biotech,
dot com,
upstarts,
digerati,
firms,
tech,
incubator,
solvate,
ventures,
businesses,
espace,
satai,
intrapreneur,
incubation,
enterprises,
innovation,
technologies,
technophiles,
inventors,
niches,
rockport,
visionaries,
aptera,
investments,
biotechnology,
bioscience,
technologists,
spinout,
highflier,
incubates,
programmers,
industries,
biomed,
midsize,
storify,
apps,
cofounder,
elance,
investors,
newgate,
networking,
businesspeople,
founders,
verticals,
developers,
vendors,
googler,
skout,
mergers,
dealmakers,
meritocracies,
business,
hotshots,
angel,
nascency,
yodle,
bootstrap,
multinationals,
institutional investors,
shakeout,
corporations,
scient,
darpa,
microblogging,
philanthropies,
inventions,
buyouts,
cesura,
nodality,
viridity,
internships,
executives,
epitonic,
smarta,
freelancers,
jambool,
syncom,
techie,
pioneers,
creatives,
propylon,
nanotechnology,
ivp,
software,
spif,
entrants,
ups,
reflectent,
catabasis,
offerings,
basen,
exo,
cerebra,
slashdot,
biz,
symbolics,
startup,
ipos,
purchases,
collaborations,
acquisitions,
bankruptcies,
promotions,
runs,
smes,
affiliates,
applications,
bookings,
defaults,
detections,
initiatives,
iterations,
launches
Appears in the definition of:
startup
Also try:
— Adjectives for startups:
new,
many,
small,
tech,
most,
entrepreneurial,
successful,
several,
biotech,
firm,
based,
more...
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