New businesses launching at ‘torrid’ pace so far in 2022, NC Secretary of State says
The pace of new business growth is torrid, North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall said on Tuesday, with 93,000 new this year.
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Plakous Therapeutics lands $310,000 in funding from NC Biotech Center
The Winston-Salem-headquartered Plakous Therapeutics has landed $310,000 in funding from NC Biotechnology Center programs.
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Thom Ruhe: In the room where it happens
Here’s the latest update from NC IDEA on North Carolina’s startup ecosystem and economy, authored by Thom Ruhe, NC IDEA president and CEO.
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Durham startup Kevel buys Portuguese audience segmentation company, continues to hire
Durham-headquartered advertising platform company Kevel has made an acquisition, and all of the Portuguese-based company’s employees have joined the team.
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Charlotte entrepreneurs group graduates 7 as firms surpass $1M in revenues
The Entrepreneurs’ Organization of Charlotte, EO Charlotte, announced this week that seven accelerator program members have reached $1M in revenue.
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Venture Atlanta now accepting applications from NC startups for in-person 2022 conference
Venture Atlanta 2022 will be held in person in mid-October, and the conference organizers are inviting North Carolina startups to participate.
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W-S startup Neighbor, Inc. adds $200K in debt financing
The Winston-Salem startup behind SWIPEBY, a platform that enables retail shops to offer drive-by service, has raised an additional round of capital.
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Triangle startup Opus Genetics forms agreement with National Resilience, Inc.
Triangle-based Opus Genetics has a new relationship with National Resilience, Inc., and the agreement includes quality control testing and manufacturing.
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Startup High, an entrepreneurial training program for teens, now open at 14 sites across NC
Startup High, an entrepreneurial program designed for teens, will operate with a hybrid model in 2022, and registration for the summer program at each of the 14 host sites across the state is now open.
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