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592 PitchBook-NVCA: VC investments slow in the pandemic but angel investors step up

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Dean Takahashi @ VentureBeat · 10/13/2020 00:01 EDT

PitchBook-NVCA: VC investments slow in the pandemic but angel investors step up

Venture capital investments slowed in the pandemic during the third quarter, but angel investors stepped up with more investments.

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