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Why S.F. biotech’s clinical trial may add to new dash for fatty liver disease NASH
A mid-stage clinical trial points the company toward a Phase III study in patients with nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, or NASH, and sent the stock soaring Wednesday.
Most family-owned businesses don’t have detailed succession plan, survey by St. Louis bank shows
A small percentage of family-owned businesses have a detailed succession in place, according to a survey commissioned by Creve Coeur-based First Bank.
Tampa telecom giant gears up for transformation with $2 billion in firepower
Syniverse is spring-loaded with more than $2 billion in fresh capital and setting off on its next chapter with new management and big plans to transform its core business.
The Tampa telecommunications company has made a name for itself during its 35 years in business by working with the industry’s largest carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. Now it's building out its lesser-known enterprise business, according to Harry Patz, a longtime Samsung and Microsoft executive who will spearhead those…
Michigan-based Build Senior Living to construct new Fort Worth facility this April
Detroit-based Build Senior Living plans to begin construction on its first Fort Worth care facility this April.
Baltimore early cancer detection startup raises $3 million
Previse, previously known as Capsulomics, will use the funding to support a commercial launch of a test of an early detection test for esophageal cancer.
All of Us Research Program launching new enrollment location in Dothan
The program is one of UAB's most highly-funded research projects.
Remote Speech launches ‘one-stop’ telehealth platform for therapists, seeks investors for national rollout
The company's owner self-funded the development of the VirtualTx platform at a cost of about $300,000.
Zest Pediatric Network aims to be first U.S. direct pediatric care network
Direct care is a model of health care that eliminates third-party payers — insurance companies or government payers such as Medicare.
No more towers? Rate hike will squeeze Triangle CRE lending even more
For the big developments without financing already locked up, don't expect to see construction start anytime soon.
California financial regulator says it won’t release any more Silicon Valley Bank records
California's Department of Financial Protection and Innovation said it won't disclose any more records related to Silicon Valley Bank or the failed institution's collapse earlier this month.
Since the bank's failure, the DFPI has only released two related records: its order to take possession of SVB and its order to liquidate the bank, both issued March 10, the same day the agency seized the institution.
In response to a records request from the Business Journal, Charles Carriere, the agency's…