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Drive Capital raises an additional $1B to invest in 'overlooked' startups between the coasts

By: via Business Journals
Drive Capital has nearly doubled assets under management with its new funds, and widened its hunting grounds for high-growth tech startups to anywhere "between the Hudson River and the Rocky Mountains."
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