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SCOR: DIY for entrepreneurs (access required)

by Sean Olson
Published: January 13,2012
Time posted: 4:00 pm

Call it the Home Depot of going public. A little-used financing option in state law for start-ups and small expansions offers a way to take a company public without the rigmarole of an initial public offering. Doug Joseph, owner of Locate Express in Boise, a smartphone application company linking customers to nearby professional services, wanted investors to help ...
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