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News: Destineer partners with CIA venture capital firm







News: Destineer partners with CIA
venture capital firm

News: Destineer partners with CIA
venture capital firm
06/17/2005 04:33 PM

MacSoft parent Destineer today announced a partnership with a CIA-funded venture capital group.




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