Herewith the latest of irregular alarums and excursions relevant to the world of Midwest technology entrepreneurs:

How Do You Spell Success?

Last week, the Midwest Venture Summit was held in Chicago and featured about 30 early stage companies. About 10 were sponsored by the Chicago chapter of the Keiretsu Forum.

Though about 60 individual professional investors were regis......

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By comparison, other research has shown that smoking marijuana causes just a four-point drop. A 10-point reduction is similar to the impact of missing an entire night's sleep.

Never again?

While France may be an economic basket case, a "VC Experts" newsletter reported that the country has become the European leader in private equity ......

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[Though] long hours have long been a part of the computer industry, they?ve been declining in the software......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Darrell Dvorak 05/25/05


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