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PayPal Hits $1 Billion in Small Business Lending

PayPal Hits $1 Billion in Small Business Lending

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PayPal Hits $1 Billion in Small Business Lending

PayPal announces its lent an impressive $1 billion in small business loans, another example that confirms the huge global demand for alternative finance

Crowdfunding Just Got a New Twist (of Lemon)

Crowdfunding Just Got a New Twist (of Lemon)

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Crowdfunding Just Got a New Twist (of Lemon)

Dodds Gin opens crowdfunding pop-up shop in Soho, London, to complement its £1.5 million online campaign.

New Fund Launched for UK Video Game Industry

New Fund Launched for UK Video Game Industry

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New Fund Launched for UK Video Game Industry

New Video Game Prototype Fund for UK developers: up to £25,000 for prototype projects, up to £50,000 available for more advanced projects.

Festival Supports Female Entrepreneurship

Festival Supports Female Entrepreneurship

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Festival Supports Female Entrepreneurship

As more women go it alone, Enterprise Nation gives female business owners the Festival of Female Entrepreneurs, providing entrepreneurial support.

TL;DR - Reddit is in Meltdown

TL;DR - Reddit is in Meltdown

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TL;DR - Reddit is in Meltdown

Reddit is in meltdown. The most popular sub-reddits are going private in a sort of online mutiny. But why?