The Keystone Innovation Zone tax credit program is back, and bigger than ever. Mayor Kenney will make the announcement at Arcweb later this morning. Once on the chopping block, the Keystone Innovation Zone tax credit program is now expanding in Philadelphia to include a buzzy part of the tech scene. The state program, which companies […]
More Bikes at More Locations Makes It Easier to Get On, Off and Around Campus. Princeton University’s bike-share program is growing. Starting today, Zagster, Inc. has deployed 50 new cruiser bikes at eight new locations in and around the Princeton campus for on-demand, local trips. The system now features 60 bikes at nine stations. Riders […]
Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health, unable to find the cloud-based platform it needed on the national market, decided to look locally at CloudMine. And it hasn’t looked back. CloudMine has gotten a major endorsement in its arrangement with Jefferson, which has also propelled a growing relationship between CloudMine and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. […]
Brenda Gavin, one of the first female venture capitalists who helped guide dozens of local biotechnology firms in their early days, passed away unexpectedly last week at age 67. Gavin — a Missouri native who originally set out to become a veterinarian — was one of the founders of Quaker Partners, a Philadelphia venture capital […]
Leading Consumer IoT Platform Provider Recognized as a Top Workplace in the Greater Philadelphia Region. Zonoff, Inc., the Consumer IoT platform provider that empowers the world’s top brands to deliver smart, seamless living, today announced it has been named to The Philadelphia Inquirer’s list of 2016 Top Workplaces in the “small companies” category. The Top […]
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