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In late October, Allison Leopold Tilley's venture capital client was poised to make a $6 million investment in a semiconductor company when competing VCs swooped in with a better offer. Tilley, a Pillsbury Winthrop partner, was bummed she missed out on the work, but is feeling a bit cheered that VCs are again competing for deals. She said it suggests VCs are ready to put more of their money to work, and maybe, that Silicon Valley will soon be awash in venture deals.
November 06, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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