Dec 18, 2008 — Icelandic star Bjork and financial services firm Audur Capital have launched a venture capital fund named after the singer which is focused on feminine values and the environment, they said Thursday. Audur Capital, which numbers 15 women among its 17 employees, says its aim is “incorporating feminine values into the world of finance.” (full article)
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