With $8.1 million invested in 43 companies in 2013, Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/SEP) ranked as the second most active investor in�Greater Philadelphia.
The Seed Accelerator Rankings were released at this year's SXSW, and a couple of Keystone State all-stars were recognized.
A new state project offers grants to Pennsylvania-based small companies to support testing and market launch of innovative technologies in the shale gas industry.
With steady acquisitions, a growing direct-to-consumer presence and technology rapidly opening new markets, Newtown Square's Alarm Capital Alliance is experiencing fast growth.
Despite a plethora of top-flight educational institutions and innovative companies, there is still a shortage of PA workers skilled in science, technology, engineering and math. Keystone Edge interviewed some of the fields' key thinkers.
Eleven early-stage companies just received more than $2 million in funding from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/SEP).?
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern PA (BFTP/SEP) will match up to $5,000 to provide access to NextFab Studio facilities for startups with prototyping needs.
Using an A.I.-enhanced software platform, this cutting-edge company turns data into solutions. That technology, Neuron, has implications far beyond the business world.
A new program is attempting to support new business ventures and create jobs in Southeastern Pennsylvania's critical life sciences sector.
The 2014 Shale Gas Innovation Competition is looking for the four best shale gas-oriented innovations, new product ideas or service concepts.