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R.I. is positioned to be hub for startups in Northeast
By Chris Barrett
PBN Staff Writer
Seeking to encourage innovation that can spur job growth, President Barack Obama announced earlier this year that TechStars Network would join his Startup America Partnership. A collection of companies that help startups get off the ground, the network hopes to gather 5,000 experienced business leaders and investors to mentor 6,000 promising, young entrepreneurs. More
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