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The Brazil Startup Dealbook project started in 2011, when Diego Gomes (co-founder of Rock Content) created a public Google Spreadsheet where anybody could …

DealBook from The New York Times is the essential digital guide to investors and entrepreneurs alike, with expert advice and insights into the world markets' latest mergers, acquisitions, and ...

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Jul 10, 2012 · I am using Dealbook 360. form GFT at the moment and although its a great platform I am finding it quite restrictive at points and a distinct lack of custom Indicators. I have a list of questions if any one can help or point me in the right Direction. Because this is a request I will keep it short and post more details depending on Interest..

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A company/deal’s “sector” is a classification applied by Internet DealBook to represent what we deem to be the core/prime offering of the company receiving investment or being acquired. There are a number of companies that could potentially fall into more than one category, but in the interest of classification and ease of categorisation ...

Nov 09, 2010 · The NYT is putting a lot of effort into pushing the newly-relaunched Dealbook, or Dealb%k as it seems to have become. The site certainly looks very clean, an open-sided design with the same acreage of white space that can be seen in the NYT’s similarly-relaunched op-ed section.. There’s more going on here than a new silly logo.