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Tech startup 4C Insights gets $5M from Jump

By Sun-Times Wire

Big-data startup 4C Insights, which was founded by a Northwestern University professor, has landed $5 million from Chicago-based venture fund Jump Capital, chicagobusiness.com reports.

4C Insights uses social media data to help advertisers figure out where to spend their money.

via chicagobusiness.com

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