Author:The Globe and Mail

September 6, 2013

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Crowd-funding: Can mass appeal translate into street smarts?

Securities regulators in Canada and the United States are considering endorsing crowd-funding, an unsettling prospect to anyone who thinks crowds are more inclined to generate popular lunacies than collective wisdom. Crowd-funding has arisen as a possible alternative form of raising funds in Canada for companies forsaken...

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