Sweden’s startups will raise $5 billion in 2026. Our secret sauce is 150 years old

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Fortune	Sweden’s startups will raise $5 billion in 2026. Our secret sauce is 150 years old	The precedents run so far back that we even have a Swedish word for inventor-founded firms of the late 19th century: snilleföretag or "genius companies."	9 Oct, 07:00	9 Oct, 07:15	0m	fortune.com	First

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