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Drive Capital's Chris Olsen on the shock and loss of SVB's failure

By: via Business Journals
Silicon Valley Bank was built with capital raised by startups to be the bank for startups, and its failure hurts the global tech industry well beyond the San Francisco Bay bubble, Columbus venture capitalist Chris Olsen said.
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