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Southern California Firms Raise $738M In Q4 2011

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raised in Q4 of 2010, and up from the $652M invested in the region last quarter. In Southern California, San Diego County took the lead in investment totals, raising $262.1M in venture funding. Orange County--boosted in a large part by a funding for Fisker Automotive--racked up $242.45M in funding.

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SoCal Gets $739M In Venture Capital In Q2

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According to the MoneyTree report, released last night, Orange County led fundraising, with $319.3M in funding, and San Diego $198.18M in investments. Investments were slightly down from Q2 of 2010, when the region saw $856M in funding. raised for the quarter. Los Angeles had $222.5M

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TCA Stresses Mixers, New Website

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The Tech Coast Angels is stressing its mixer program, seed investment efforts, and a new website, as it kicks off a 2010 program, according to the angel investing group. The group also said it is focusing on its SeedTrack program, which is specifically focused on seed stage funding and extensive mentoring. READ MORE>>.

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SoCal Venture Deals Up In Q2

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in 45 deals, Orange County saw $279.5M in 21 deals, and San Diego saw $170.6M In Orange County, the biggest deals were for Tri Alpha Energy , which raised $50.0M, Fisker Automotive , which raised $43.0M, and AqueSys , which raised $35.0M. billion in investments so far in 2010. totaled $6.5

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SoCal Venture Capital Investments Total $497.8M In Q4

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The third biggest investment was for San Diego-based Fallbrook Technologies , a maker of transmission systems for the electric vehicle industry, which raised nearly $39.2M in a funding round. In terms of the region, San Diego led in terms of total investments, with $193.1M in investments, followed by $182.7M

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5 things Silicon Valley gets wrong about Southern California

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Orange County alone is home to more than 300 medical device companies with world-renowned leadership in ophthalmic and cardiovascular devices – a far cry from the “silicone” valley that Ms. MYTH 2: Silicon Valley companies will always have the best shot at funding. Editor’s picks. Featured stories. Cloud services.