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Sunnyside's Prestonsburg opening gives every Kentucky region a dispensary, with 28,000 patients already card-holding statewide.
The stealth-mode AI chip startup, founded by former Apple and Xnor engineers, just leased space at West Lake Union Center.
Mark Miller Subaru's General Manager Chris Hudson built Nell so out-of-state buyers can shop without ever walking into a showroom.
Dennis Darnes began losing his vision at 50 and eventually lost his job and home. Now Meta smart glasses from a Midtown nonprofit help him shop and navigate again.
CSL Seqirus' Holly Springs plant supplies roughly a third of U.S. flu vaccines and employs more than 1,000 workers.
Three Pivotal BlackFly eVTOLs will chase precision landings at Springfield-Beckley Airport this Saturday, with free admission and biplane rides thrown in.
Surgeons pulled a 38-year-old patient's entire small intestine out of her body to cut away an inoperable tumor, then put it back.
Drivers on Highway 395 stopped to gawk at blinding lights outside Lone Pine — it was a search-and-rescue trial for a company planning 50,000 orbital mirrors.
The Hoboken firm, once a biotech company, is betting on magnetic skyrmions to power next-gen AI and space hardware.
The Fort Lee bank now lets fintechs swap dollars for RLUSD and settle payments around the clock through one API.
CellFiber Inc. opened inside CIC Philadelphia, betting on the region's cell-therapy talent pool.
HamTastic San Diego returns Saturday with a weather balloon launch, radio gear displays and a free picnic-friendly gathering at Fiesta Island.
Free robot zoos, air rockets and leopard sharks hit UCSF's Koret Quad Saturday as WNBA Finals tip off nearby.
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