Two weeks ago Microsoft announced its new civic program, TechSpark, and now the program promises to bring business back into Wisconsin and North Dakota.
Western Minnesota looks to vitalize its startup scene and expand beyond its borders with the inaugural MNwest CEO Forum and Entrepreneur Summit on November 7.
Startup Milwaukee announces it will launch business and startup partnership series, Ignition, to place emphasis on how established companies can assist in the growth of high-potential startups.
Louisville entrepreneur center, 1804, has expanded into Southern Indiana to reach more local startups thanks to a $2.5M investment from an Indianapolis-based firm and community partners.
It is now possible to identify exactly what you should be eating thanks to a Wisconsin startup which can discover these results using nothing more than a little DNA.
Wisconsin-based startup Dodles is upping the ante for graphical means of self-expression in social media and other applications.
Plenty of opportunities and cost-cuts for doing business are seducing up-and-coming entrepreneurs to come to North Dakota.
The University of Nebraska’s own biotech-specific startup incubator is up-and-running, aiming to change the face of Midwestern innovation with an initial cohort of four startups.
An entrepreneur from Columbus, Ohio is using black soldier fly larvae to aid the US food waste crisis from the confines of his garage.
Ann Arbor’s own startup May Mobility is getting closer to deploying the first self-driving shuttle fleet, aiming to launch them out in the streets of Detroit by 2018. Along with.
