RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Here’s a look back at startup-related headlines from June 27 to July 1.
Inceptor Bio collaborating with U of Minnesota on new cancers therapies
W-S organization working on regenerative therapies for 40 organs, tissues
Duke awarded $27M federal grant to build structural models of HIV
Behind this week’s $1.6B ‘bright’ deal with Brightly Software’s CEO Kevin Kemmerer
Durham startup Kevel buys Portuguese audience segmentation company, continues to hire
NYC producer of kelp yarns, AlgiKnit, moves HQ to Triangle – and just closed $13M Series A
Donald Thompson: 99% of your business relies on teamwork – here’s how to get it right
Applications for American Underground’s Google for Black Founders Exchange program close July 11
Months after closing on $20M fund, Durham’s Jurassic Capital appoints female associate to its team
Startups, if you want to build a great product, launch before it’s ready
Cary’s Brightly Software – formerly Dude Solutions – to be bought by Siemens for nearly $1.6B
Rao: Equality v. equity and leveling the playing field for minority-owned businesses
W-S biotech firm Plakous Therapeutics wins NC BIONEER Venture Challenge
Triangle Startup Guide adds market research resources for local startups
