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August 24, 2010   |   Vol. 2, Issue 35
 
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Ruling: NIH Enjoined from Funding Embryonic Stem Cell Research
August 24, 2010 | Washington Post
Federal District Judge Royce C. Lamberth Monday blocked the Obama administration from funding human embryonic stem cell research, saying that the ruling violates a federal law barring the use of taxpayer money for experiments that destroy human embryos. Lamberth issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting the National Institutes of Health from funding the research.
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Betting on Incubators to Create Jobs
August 18, 2010 | Business Week
Policymakers are increasingly turning to business incubators, which aid startups, in hopes of spurring local job creation.
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Business Analytics: Turning IP Into Opportunity at North Carolina State
August 23, 2010 | North Carolina State
North Carolina State University's Office of Technology Transfer is piloting an advanced analytics tool it developed with IBM to maximize its return on research investments. The "Big Data" effort can work for any enterprise looking to mine rich databases of information with limited staff resources.
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The Barely Discernable Economic Recovery: What Happened?
August 24, 2010 | Christian Science Monitor
The US is no longer in a recession, most economists say. But the economic recovery has slowed due to cautious attitudes among consumers and businesses, among other factors.
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The Overconfidence Problem in Forecasting
August 22, 2010 | New York Times
Mark Twain: “It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.” Business in nearly every industry were caught off guard by the Great Recession. Few leaders in business seem to have even considered the possibility that an economic downturn of this magnitude could happen.
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Investing in Startups Has Potential for High Returns
August 24, 2010 | The Oklahoman
Why would "nonangels” choose to invest in an angel fund that targets early-stage companies when the failure rate of startups is so historically high? The short answer is potential returns. And earlier this month, Tech Coast Angels, the largest angel investor group in the country launched the Angel Capital Entrepreneurial Fund (ACE).
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The Problem with Tax Credits for Angel Investors
August 20, 2010 | Business Week
A new bill that would give a 25 percent tax credit to investments made in small companies that receive SBIR grants is bad policy, says Scott Shane
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In Seed Funding Race, AngelList Sorts the “Junk” from the “Maybes”

‘Angel Investor’ Tax Credit Could Give Startups a Boost

State Strategies to Promote Angel Investment for Economic Growth

Hurdles Hinder Tech Growth in San Francisco

Kasich Wants Nonprofit Take Over Ohio's Economic-Development Work

Branstad Would Cut Iowa Department of Economic Development

Backing Winning Teams

Study: New York's IDAs Don't Create Enough Jobs

Start-up Lessons Learned the Hard Way

Startup Investing in Massachusetts Shrinks to $131M in July, Big Drop From June Surge

24-year-old Entrepreneur Putting High-Speed Internet in Rural Areas

San Francisco's New Dot-com Boom Grows

Nonprofits and the Valley of Death in Drug Discovery

How Bay Area Biotech Stacks Up With the Rest of the World

Challenges Aside, Wisconsin’s Biotech Sector Positioned for Growth

Chicago's ShoreBank Fails, Bought by Investors

City National Pays Some SBA Fees to Boost Lending

Mind the Gap in Technology Commerialization

Does the US Waste Money on Innovation?

In Striking Shift, Small Investors Flee Stock Market

Here's The Problem With The Expanding Birthrate Of Web Startups

New Orleans Now a 'Laboratory for Innovation and Change'

NYU Leads City's Effort to Encourage Corporate Start-Ups

For-Profit, Without Profit

10-Year VC Returns Turn Negative

USTAR Official Says Jury Still Out on Climate Change

SolarBridge Thinks it Has a Game-Changer for Solar Power

California Exhausts Film Tax Credit Funds for the Year

Sioux Falls Economic Development Gets a Mayoral Jolt

University of Delaware Innovation on the Rise as Invention Disclosures Increase

Commercialization in Nevada Presents Both Promises, Challenges

Michigan Contest to Pay Big Bucks in Business Plan Innovations

Pennsylvania Energy Commercialization Gets Research Funds

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