Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers With Nanotechnology

27 May 2010 | Issue 4400

A group of visiting U.S. fund managers heard a pitch Wednesday from Rusnano chief Anatoly Chubais, who sought to convince them that he could turn nanotechnology into a $30 billion industry by 2015.

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Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers With Nanotechnology

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Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers With Nanotechnology