Louisville-based accelerator unveils 9 regional innovators chosen for NIH-funded program

XLerateHealth, a Louisville-based healthcare accelerator, recently announced its selection of nine innovators to take part in the Southeast IDeA State region of the IDeA Regional Entrepreneurship Development (I-RED) program, per a news release.

Columbus Landmarks names winner of city’s best urban design project

Mayo Clinic plans five-building, $5 billion construction project in Rochester

Rating agency drops outlook for UF Health Jacksonville after margins drop

Thursday Digest: Uber CEO in Davos; NoPa housing stalled

Our view: Vote for me, and I’ll build 3.5 million homes. No, really

Targa plans $1.75B debt raise to fund Grand Prix pipeline buyout deal

Here’s the $20M settlement reached in Carolina Panthers failed HQ

East End office tower gets new signage

Louisville-based accelerator unveils 9 regional innovators chosen for NIH-funded program

Previous JPMorgan Chase to open new commercial banking office in The Woodlands

Next Maryhurst lands $450K grant to expand mental health services in schools

firststargroup

Kotek touts $500M Oregon housing plan at Leadership Summit

Retirement plans see boost as states mandate IRAs and tax credits lower costs

Norton Healthcare data breach affected more than 2 million people

Houston-based cell therapy company FibroBiologics files to go public

Suggested Posts

Rooster & The Till partners begin construction on new restaurant in Seminole Heights (Renderings)

Startup CTrust developing credit scores for cannabis businesses struggling to access capital

Nasdaq puts NeuBase on notice

Adolfson & Peterson tops out Aurora’s recreation center

Homes by Towne buys west Roseville land for build-to-rent project, retail space

Boston’s Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar franchise expanding to Roseville with Highland Village location

MENU

FirstStar Group

More Stories

Boston Beer reports first increase in shipments in over a year