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May 26, 2011 04:45 pm GMT
Stealthy startup Project Slice is launching to the public today and announcing a $9.4 million Series A funding round led by DCM and Lightspeed Venture Partners with Michael Birch, FLOODGATE, Eric Schmidt's Innovation Endeavors and Rick Thompson participating. ProjectSlice aims to help you organize your online shopping by analyzing your inbox. It's sort of like what TripIt does for your itineraries, except ProjectSlice tracks receipts, notices and purchases. The startup is launching a free app called "All My Purchases" for Yahoo Mail that will help keep your shopping information organized and accessible. 
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Online Shopping Startup ProjectSlice Raises $9.4 Million From Eric Schmidt, Michael Birch And Others
Stealthy startup Project Slice is launching to the public today and announcing a $9.4 million Series A funding round led by DCM and Lightspeed Venture Partners with Michael Birch, FLOODGATE, Eric Schmidt's Innovation Endeavors and Rick Thompson participating. ProjectSlice aims to help you organize your online shopping by analyzing your inbox. It's sort of like what TripIt does for your itineraries, except ProjectSlice tracks receipts, notices and purchases. The startup is launching a free app called "All My Purchases" for Yahoo Mail that will help keep your shopping information organized and accessible. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/pMJH7CQmiLQ/
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