The A-List: 2010's Trend-Shaping Series A Financings

Investments for start-ups seeking their first infusion of venture capital continues to be scarce as venture firms seek later-stage opportunities and liquidity to improve their own chances of raising new funds.

It's the long-time lament of entrepreneurs: no one's funding early-stage investments any more. What if this time they're right? Some early-stage deals will always get done, but the number of Series A deals going into start-ups continues to slide.

In publicly announced Series A fundings, 62 biopharma companies received a total of $655 million, about $10.5 million per company...

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