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How do water startups fare versus startups in other industries?

So, how do our startups fare here?

Hopefully for Perron and the rest of the team, the startup will fare better than the late Transactiv, a venture-backed company that offered a B2B eCommerce solution but apparently went out of business without making any type of splash.

Talend's listing is also positive news for those who wonder about how international startups might fare in U.S. markets at the moment.

And although YouTube, which has chronically struggled to turn a profit, has proved to be the Goliath of the online video world, Blip.tv and a handful of scrappy video startups have fared well through offering clever partnerships and freemium benefits.

Fellow startup accelerator Techstars fared a bit better in regards to both underrepresented minorities and women.

Past low-fare startups by legacy carriers lost money and were discontinued.

However, several other baby meal startups haven't fared well in the past and Little Spoon could become another casualty if it makes the same mistakes.

I listened to the presentations from a group of enterprise startup execs about the usual fare: tackling healthcare issues, disparate data sources and the need for better IT services.

Then Roots Air, a Toronto-based startup, accused Air Canada of slashing fares on two western routes, Toronto-Vancouver and Toronto-Calgary, that are the backbone of the new airline, which started service March 26.

We also looked at the data to see how startups with a female founder fare as they progress from early to later stages.