AOL Roars Back To Wall Street In Bending Spoons’ Splashy Nasdaq Debut
Milan-based Bending Spoons priced 58M shares at $29 on Nasdaq, raising about $1.7B as the stock jumped and investors priced its plan to revive AOL, Vimeo and Eventbrite.
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All CitiesIndianapolisRaleighWashington, D.C.New York CityRaleigh-DurhamLilly and Regeneron Snag VIP Slots in FDA Factory Fast-Track Pilot
The FDA tapped seven companies — including Eli Lilly and Regeneron — for a PreCheck pilot to speed reviews of new U.S. drug plants. The cohort includes big pharma and specialized CDMOs.
Manhattan Mount Sinai Team Says Tiny Blood Particles Could Tip Off Alzheimer’s Earlier
Mount Sinai scientists identified tiny blood particles called SECmeres that carry brain‑specific RNA and outperformed standard extracellular vesicles as potential Alzheimer’s biomarkers.
Pfizer Money Man Denton To Exit New York HQ For Consumer Goods Gig
Pfizer announced that CFO Dave Denton will step down Aug. 15; Cecile Guegan will serve as interim CFO while the company launches a search for a successor. The move follows several major deals that reshaped Pfizer’s balance sheet.
New York Legal Blitz Puts San Francisco’s OpenAI on the Hot Seat
A New York‑led coalition of state attorneys general served OpenAI with a sweeping subpoena seeking memos on advertising, retention, data and child and senior safety as the company confirms a confidential IPO filing.
Feds Flag NYC Ed-Tech Startup Over Overseas SBIR Work
Federal prosecutors say LangInnov settled after allegedly performing SBIR‑funded R&D overseas, a possible breach of NSF rules. The U.S. Attorney’s office framed the move as enforcement of domestic R&D requirements.
Long Island Lab Grows Tiny Tumor Twins to Steer Cancer Care
Long Island scientists are growing patient 'avatars' — organoids — to test dozens of drug combinations. Early trials show promise but wider validation and faster methods are still needed.












