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News Burst: Investors run to resuscitate Clickmango

Wendy McAuliffe ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 03 Aug 2000 14:29 BST

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At least half a dozen investors are running to resuscitate online healthcare retailer Clickmango.com which announced its intention to wind down operations Monday.

It would take £300,000 to save the UK startup following a failed second round of funding.

Cofounders Robert Norton and Toby Rowland have been involved in talks with interested parties since Clickmango's launch in April. If these discussions fail the site will cease trading in September.

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