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Startup Omniose lands $3M to advance vaccine for infection that affects newborns
Omniose, a St. Louis startup focused on developing vaccines to prevent bacterial infections, has been awarded up to $3 million in federal funding to advance development of one of its vaccine targets.
Second rehab hospital withdraws from Oregon, bashes ‘anti-competitive interests’
Another rehab hospital had withdrawn its plans in July for the same reasons.
Hawaii Pacific University to launch new campus in Las Vegas
The campus will offer two doctoral programs and will open to students beginning in August 2024.
Former Aequitas executive who cooperated with government is given probation
N. Scott Gillis had pleaded guilty to making a false statement to a bank.
New ‘midlife’ wellness retreat in Santa Fe set to open next year
On-campus sessions range from $4,500 to $6,000.
Bayer puts stake in ground with opening of cell therapy facility in Berkeley
The company continues to produce its legacy products in Berkeley but its push into cell and gene therapies could solidify its standing in the Bay Area biotech scene while the company undergoes a shakeup.
NanoString Technologies cuts 20% of staff in operations restructure
NanoString CEO Brad Gray said the company is looking to become profitable.
Silicon Valley Bank on why it reopened its ‘unique’ landmark office in downtown San Francisco
Bay Area residents took selfies in front of the downtown San Francisco SVB location last March, figuring the bank's name and unique location were rolling into history.
Banks operating in the Twin Cities dwindle to an all-time low
A snapshot of banks across the country taken by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. on June 30 of this year showed just 137 banks reported deposits in the Twin Cities metro area — an all-time low.
D.C. health care startup Ounce raises $5.2M to broaden services for low-income households
The year-old firm raised $5.2 million in a seed round and struck up partnerships with a health insurer and housing nonprofit.