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IA is challenging Brazilian funds, and startups need to tap into foreign investors.

Summary by Folha De S.Paulo

When he received an investment of 20 billion Swiss dollars in a spin-off led by the Bank of Brazil in February, Traive, the startup, overcame a difficulty that it had encountered in talking to local investors. Read more

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IA is challenging Brazilian funds, and startups need to tap into foreign investors.

21 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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