When Clickmango, the natural health products e-tailer, raised £3m in the space of eight days last September, UK venture capitalists were fighting to get a slice of the hottest internet sector - business-to-consumer (B2C) companies. By May the euphoria had disappeared. Public technology markets had slumped and the unbridled appetite for everything internet-related had evaporated...more
When Clickmango, the natural health products e-tailer, raised £3m in the space of eight days last September, UK venture capitalists were fighting to get a slice of the hottest internet sector - business-to-consumer (B2C) companies. By May the euphoria had disappeared. Public technology markets had slumped and the unbridled appetite for everything internet-related had evaporated...
