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Big Business Eyes EMR Industry
Corporations, such as Dell and GE, partner with small business pioneers to have a stake in the electronic medical records industry. Read more
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SF Entrepreneur Bolsters Stem Cell Initiative
Faced with opposition from the Bush administration, embryonic stem cell research remains hamstrung in this country even as advances are made elsewhere in ... Read more
My Favorite Inc. 500 CEO: Rhonda Turner
The first in a series of weblogs on the most inspiring CEOs on this year's list from the staff of Inc . magazine Rhonda Turner's com... Read more
The Two Hundred Million Dollar Dash
The story of how a pharmaceutical start-up turned to technology to bring its drugs to market quicker. Read more
Small Company Initial Public Offerings: June 1982
INC. MARKET INDEX vs. POPULAR AVERAGES S&P NASDAQ DJI 400 ASE Ind'ls INC. % change -2 -3 -5 -4 -5 June-J... Read more
A Personal Search
Why do people start businesses? Sometimes for money, sometimes to find independence, but often because of something more deeply rooted. Catherine"Kye" And... Read more
Health Care Stocks: "90% Confusion And 10% Opportunity"
Choosing the right health care stocks; Read more
The Beat Goes On, With Their Device's Help
In a modest industrial park building just outside of Pittsburgh, Pa., a small company called Medrad Inc. is refining a heart device that could save many o... Read more
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: StemCyte
How recent legislation and education helped this cord blood banking company double its business in just three years. Read more
House Calls
Can Buddy Systems Inc. convince doctors, insurers, and patients to accept its new home monitoring device? Read more
Health Hazards? A Look at Cell Phone Safety
Get the low-down on what is harmful and what is speculation, when it comes to health hazards from cell phones. Read more
What If Steve Jobs Designed Medical Devices?
Amy Tenderich is a San Francisco-based journalist who runs the Diabetes Mine blog, a site that features diabete... Read more
Medical Marvel
Synthetic body parts. It may sound like the work of Dr. Frankenstein, but Chris Sakezles, president of Animal Replacement Technologies, has found a way to... Watch video
Best Courses 2011: NUvention
A group of classes that focuses on three fast-growing verticals: medical devices, energy, and Internet businesses Read more
The State of Stem Cell Research
Californians are hoping that stem cell research will do for them what the invention of the car did for Michigan. Read more
National Insecurity
Reading the story about Mr. Kachajian's experiences with export controls ("Kachajian's Rebellion," October), I was not a bit surprised, because I have my ... Read more
How to Save on R
A small manufacturer teamed up with a bigger player in its industry to develop a new group of products. Read more
In the Global Village
New business discovers new drugs through an international network of botanists indigenous peoples. Read more
Sweet Dreams
Surgery patients may someday be able to receive their anesthetic orally, through a thimble-shaped lollipop tentatively named Anestapop. Targeted for chil... Read more
An Investors Guide to This Year's Inc. 500
Which companies on the 2007 list are poised to hit it big? The money guys weigh in. Read more
Innovation: The Outer Limits
The hottest, most mind-boggling high-tech products are coming not only from corporate behemoths but also from start-ups you've never heard of. Read more
Checking Data More Than Twice
Whether they are test-marketing a new fruit drink, beta-testing computer software, or running clinical trials on an antibiotic, companies share a common c... Read more
Crusader of the Year
At 43, Dom Meffe Jr . has lived the life of several entrepreneurs--he owned (with his father) 13 Chuck E. Cheese's before turning 30, then... Read more
Fake Blood
Biopure Corp. is working on the purification of hemoglobin drawn from cows. Read more
Venture Capital Investments Keep Healthy Pace
May 2004 --Venture capital investments have kept a healthy pace for the first three months of 2004, according to a recent Pricewaterhouse ... Read more
Tech Talk: Biochem Firm Shares Network
A biochemical company that makes materials used for diagnostic and medical lab testing improved the security of patient data over the network it shares with ... Read more
The Privacy Time Bomb
You're sitting on a privacy time bomb. Here's how to defuse it. Read more
Should I Expand into International Markets?
Patient Care Technologies Inc. (#203 on the 1998 Inc. 500 list), in Atlanta, has the hallmarks of a successful international player: an innovativ... Read more
Washington Is Telling Secrets
And some of those secrets are your competitors'. The Freedom of Information Act gives you access to information that can help your business. Read more
Expansion Dreams
Main Medical Inc. CEO John Tomayko's fund-raising goals are to raise $10 million to $15 million to support expansion and an acquisition. Experts weigh in. Read more
Entrepreneurs in the News
The latest news on Ryan and Chad Steelberg, Jessica DiLullo Herrin, and Dean Kamen Read more
Just a Little Bit Public
As the stock market sputters, private placements are on the rise. Read more
War on Drugs
Start-up helps businesses contain health-care costs. Read more
Gimme Some Skin
A chemical company develops a new material which can be used for sports padding and prosthesis liner. Read more
If You Come, They Will Build It
Have a great product idea but lack the resources to develop it? Here's how inventors-for-hire can take your brilliant germ of an idea and transform it into a... Read more
Tax Breaks For Angels
To foster technology transfer, states reward early-stage investors. Read more
Bootstrapping 101: Get Your Suppliers to Finance You
Why not offer your key suppliers some upside? Read more
Two Pharmaceutical Companies Join Forces
Merging two struggling biotech firms from opposite sides of the globe solved a lot of financial problems—despite some logistical headaches. Read more
Cell Yeah!
Yesterday was a big day on the cell stem front. Ignoring President Bush's federal guidelines, Read more
Employers Pay to Kick the Habit
As wellness programs have become a staple of benefits offerings over the last decade, they have also become increasingly targeted to specific diseases or ... Read more
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