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Created as part of the tax bill passed by Congress in 2017, the opportunity zones initiative offers long-term tax breaks for investment in businesses that have 90 percent of their assets in designated opportunity zones.

Most of the angels who participated in ReGelTec's early funding round had also made money Harpoon Medical's $100 million sale.

ADAPTIVE PHAGE THERAPEUTICS ENTERS INTO COLLABORATION AGREEMENT WITH RESEARCHERS AT YALE UNIVERSITY TO MANUFACTURE AND SUPPLY THERAPEUTIC BACTERIOPHAGE

Leon Scientific Poised to Disrupt Microscopy Industry by Mechanically Mapping Living Cells in 3D

The Curbio team had a blast with Keri Shull and the HyperFast Agent Team at their latest Sales Bootcamp.

Leadership Maryland graduated 50 members of the Class of 2018 who completed the professional development program during its 26th annual graduation ceremony Dec. 4 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel.

TEDCO will fund and support five Maryland startups as part of its Pre-Seed Builder Fund

TEDCO announces its recent round of startups receiving funding and mentorship through the organization’s Pre-Seed Builder Fund

The company created a platform transcribes podcast episodes 24 hours a day. Now it's looking to provide "social listening."

Potomac, Maryland-based pre-sale home improvement company Curbio Inc., which recently raised $4 million in new funding, is using the investment to expand outside of the Washington region.

Ask small business entrepreneurs what they’re thankful for this year and they’ll probably have two answers: funding and people.

The startup offering streaming health and fitness classes is expanding in corporate wellness. Former IKEA North America President Pernille Spiers-Lopez and Boulder Ventures' Josh Fidler joined the board.

IBBR researchers recently received $3.9 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop a multi-specific, single agent antibody therapeutic against HIV-1 to block virus infection and to clear the reservoir of HIV-infected cells from the body.

Amazon’s move to Arlington will drive a demand for talent and help bring more venture capital into a region that has been slowly improving in that area.

This program will “offer operational guidance and financial support to Maryland startups founded by socially or economically disadvantaged entrepreneurs.”