Consider it our year-end list.
First, we hear from a few people in the communities we cover daily about what they thought mattered in 2014.
Then it’s an in-depth conversation with our five lead reporters in Philly, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Delaware and D.C. on the ties that bind those markets, the stories that surprised them most and the biggest themes of 2014.
In a year defined by industrial policy, AI infrastructure and a still-surging entrepreneurship boom, one US region used 2025 especially well.
The org’s accelerators are ending, but its for-profit spinoff will still offer networking and matching without disruption, leaders say.
The federal SBIR grant will support upgrading the Pittsburgh space startup’s Xodiac and Xogdor vehicles.
From logistics to software to biotech, founders across the region are tackling healthcare’s hardest problems by focusing on real workflows, long timelines and patient impact.
Plus, the Science Center announced its ninth Capital Readiness cohort, meet the winners of Hopeworks’ young entrepreneurs pitch competition and more power moves.
Partnerships with giants like Eli Lilly and Thermo Fisher Scientific put biotech in the spotlight again, though founders still struggle to find investments in their hometown.
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