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The 'Jungletown' Start-Up in the Panama Rainforest

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May 2, 2017

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The town of Kalu Yala is an experiment in sustainable living in Panama. It's also a for-profit company preparing to raise Series A funding with a $12 million valuation. Founder Jimmy Stice tells WSJ's Tanya Rivero how he's targeting a $100 million valuation in five years. Photo: Viceland

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