Archive for September 2021

Public filings, public comments by Flatley and others and views privately expressed by biotech insiders paint a picture of the scale of the task ahead for Zymergen.

Our editor-in-chief doesn't hold back.

Mayor Sam Liccardo announced a complex deal with low-speed network provider Helium involving wireless transmitters, cryptocurrency and an effort to get low-income people online.

The development of the park, which has long been considered a monument to Berkeley's history of radical politics, has been hotly contested by some neighborhood groups.

Stanford plans to redevelop the campus and use it as a satellite to its main one. For Notre Dame, the deal promises long-needed financial resources and stability.

A massive solar photovoltaic array in the Central Valley is now sending clean energy to most of Yolo County.

The building commanded the highest price-per-square-foot in San Francisco with some homes selling for more than $4,000 per square foot, a feat that hasn't been achieved in the city since 2018.

Klausner, who headed the National Cancer Institute for many years, is a well-respected investor in biotech companies and has reportedly been tagged as CEO of Altos Labs, an aging-focused startup setting up shop in Redwood City.

Software developers handle thousands of lines of code everyday. This startup wants to help them create better blueprints.

Fast-growing Atlanta-based registered investment firm OneDigital Investment Advisors has acquired Praxis Consulting Inc., which has its office in Downtown Sacramento.