Last week, the latest class of startups entered DreamIt Ventures' tech accelerator. These fledgling entrepreneurs could be building the next billion-dollar company or learning to fail fast -- the next 90 days will say a lot.
A couple of New Jersey entrepreneurs came to PA to launch their company, a developer of blood tests for chemotherapy.
Two overseas companies are establishing a U.S. presence in Philadelphia as part of the first class at the University City Science Center's new Digital Health Accelerator (DHA).
On a recent road trip, Keystone Edge sat down with five companies to talk 'what's next,' both for these innovative enterprises and the Lehigh Valley startup economy as a whole.
BFTP/SEP announced it had approved $6.6 million in investments in 37 companies across the region in fiscal year 2014.
The latest funding round from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania will help boost growing companies.
Sidecar, a Philadelphia e-commerce startup, has raised�$3.1 million in funding.
The Jump Start Grant is accepting applications from early stage therapeutic companies in Pennsylvania.
Last month, Keystone Edge hit the road again, visiting Ben Franklin TechVentures on the Lehigh University Campus.
Growth appears to be in the DNA of Biomeme, a Philadelphia startup. In only a year, the company has raised significant funding, tripled its staff and is moving to expanded quarters.