Douglas Lloyd

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  Douglas Lloyd, CEO, Venture Business Research

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  Anyone tired of lousy news from the markets should talk to Douglas Lloyd, director of Venture Business Research, a company that tracks trends in venture capitalism."I expect investment activity in this sector to remain buoyant," he said recently.His bouncy mood was inspired by the money gushing into private security and defense companies.He added, "I also see this as a more attractive sector, as many do, than clean energy."
  
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  Published on: 11/27/2005    Last Visited: 11/26/2007  

  While this year's $6-billion investment in the sector has been swollen by some big one-off deals, Venture Business Research director Douglas Lloyd said European interest had markedly increased, and a series of dedicated security funds had started to emerge.
  
  "I expect investment activity in this sector to remain buoyant.And I also see this as a more attractive sector, as many do, than clean energy," Lloyd said.

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  Thus, according to Douglas Lloyd, a director of Venture Business Research, which tracks trends in venture capitalism "the really big money is turning away from clean-energy technologies, and is banking instead on gadgets that promise to seal wealthy countries and individuals into hi-tech fortresses.

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  Anyone tired of lousy news from the markets should talk to Douglas Lloyd, director of Venture Business Research, a company that tracks trends in venture capitalism."I expect investment activity in this sector to remain buoyant," he said recently.His bouncy mood was inspired by the money gushing into private security and defense companies.He added, "I also see this as a more attractive sector, as many do, than clean energy."
  
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  According to Lloyd, despite all the government incentives, the really big money is turning away from clean energy technologies and banking instead on gadgets promising to seal wealthy countries and individuals into high-tech fortresses.
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  As Lloyd explains, "The failure rate of security businesses is much lower than clean-tech ones and, as important, the capital investment required to build a successful security business is also much lower."

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  Published on: 12/6/2007    Last Visited: 12/7/2007  

  Anyone tired of lousy news from the markets should talk to Douglas Lloyd, director of Venture Business Research, a company that tracks trends in venture capitalism."I expect investment activity in this sector to remain buoyant," he said recently.His bouncy mood was inspired by the money gushing into private security and defence companies.He added, "I also see this as a more attractive sector, as many do, than clean energy."
  
  Got that?
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  According to Lloyd, despite all the government incentives, the really big money is turning away from clean-energy technologies and banking instead on gadgets promising to seal wealthy countries and individuals into high-tech fortresses.
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  As Lloyd explained: "The failure rate of security businesses is much lower than clean-tech ones and, as important, the capital investment required to build a successful security business is also much lower."

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  Published on: 12/6/2007    Last Visited: 12/6/2007  

  Anyone tired of lousy news from the markets should talk to Douglas Lloyd, director of Venture Business Research, a company that tracks trends in venture capitalism.

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  Published on: 12/6/2007    Last Visited: 12/6/2007  

  Anyone tired of lousy news from the markets should talk to Douglas Lloyd, director of Venture Business Research, a company that tracks trends in venture capitalism.
  
  "I expect investment activity in this sector to remain buoyant," he said recently.His bouncy mood was inspired by the money gushing into private security and defence companies.He added, " I also see this as a more attractive sector, as many do, than clean energy."
  
  Got that?
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  According to Lloyd, despite all the government incentives, the really big money is turning away from clean energy technologies and banking instead on gadgets promising to seal wealthy countries and individuals into high-tech fortresses.
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  As Lloyd explains, "The failure rate of security businesses is much lower than clean-tech ones."

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  Published on: 12/2/2007    Last Visited: 12/11/2007  

  Anyone tired of lousy news from the markets should talk to Douglas Lloyd, director of Venture Business Research, a company that tracks trends in venture capitalism."I expect investment activity in this sector to remain buoyant," he said recently.His bouncy mood was inspired by the money gushing into private security and defense companies.He added, "I also see this as a more attractive sector, as many do, than clean energy."Got that?

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  www.alternet.org/environment/69285/ - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/3/2007    Last Visited: 12/3/2007  

  Anyone tired of lousy news from the markets should talk to Douglas Lloyd, director of Venture Business Research, a company that tracks trends in venture capitalism."I expect investment activity in this sector to remain buoyant," he said recently.His bouncy mood was inspired by the money gushing into private security and defense companies.He added, "I also see this as a more attractive sector, as many do, than clean energy."
  
  Got that?
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  According to Lloyd, despite all the government incentives, the really big money is turning away from clean energy technologies and banking instead on gadgets promising to seal wealthy countries and individuals into high-tech fortresses.

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