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VCs are trying to claw back their investments in failed startups by pursuing the personal assets of their founders in court.
This is resulting in some Chinese founders owing millions of dollars to their investors and ending up on debtor blacklists.
The trend is raising concerns about China ’s startup ecosystem being irreparably harmed.
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