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3. Solar energy in Chile is free, but that’s bad news for the industry. (Vanessa Dezem and Javiera Quiroga, Bloomberg)
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4. Crowdfunding Gets Companies More Than Money: It Garners Powerful New Feedback Too (Michael A. Stanko and David H. Henard, MIT Sloan Management Review)
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