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12.17.19 | Crowdfund Insider

"Reg CF Funding Portal Honeycomb Credit tops $1 Million Raised"
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11.24.19 | American Banker

"Join the family bank? Nah, I'll start a fintech"
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10.23.19 | Smart Business

"Pittsburgh’s Smart 50 Awards celebrate the region’s top executives"
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9.27.19 | NextPittsburgh

"Who won the Tech 50 Awards?"
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9.16.19 | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"When small businesses in need of quick cash end up with a pile of high interest debt"
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Campaign buzz

12.7.19 | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

"Oakmont food truck looks to small loans for big expansion"
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12.2.19 | Good Food Pittsburgh

"Creative Coffee Now Open Downtown"
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11.5.19 | Crowdfund Insider

"Clarion River Organics pays 8.4% return to investors"
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11.4.19 | NextPittsburgh

"The Speckled Egg opening in January with brunch seven days a week"
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9.26.19 | News 5 Cleveland

"Teacher opens first-of-its-kind consignment shop, alleviating classroom cash crunch"
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