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Unbound Concepts Raises $800K in Debt Funding

Dec 26, 2014

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UNBOUND CONCEPTS: $800K to Baltimore-based Unbound Concepts in debt funding, according to an SEC filing. Unbound Concepts offers an adaptive book recommendation engine, compiling data on the content of e-books. Its iPhone app, Artifact, offers book recommendations based on various criteria to over 40,000 users, according to the site.

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