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Cornershop App shops 6.7 Million USD from Investors!

by Domeyko Sergio April 21, 2016

Cornershop App shops 6.7 Million USD from Investors!

  Silicon Valley Latino is proud to share the news that this Chilean-Mexican-Swedish startup Cornershop App for raising USD 6.7 million this past week from some big players here in the valley and overseas for their operation in Chile & Mexico. We ask where do you see more money going to in the near future? Latino Startups who focus on all of America seems to be the growing trend as Latin America hosts more than 500 mm people. That is a big market!!


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