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Morrison and his wife, also an entrepreneur, moved to Buffalo last year. His ed-tech startup company is surging.

ACV sold shares at $25 apiece during its IPO last March. Since then they’ve drizzled down to $7.

Steve White, who founded the software firm 15 years ago, says the future is bright for the operation in WNY.

A panel of experts talked about how cybersecurity changed during the pandemic in the latest Thought Leaders discussion for Buffalo Business First.

The economy is slowing, but KeyBank clients are more concerned with workforce and supply chain issues than inflation.

Cahill Tech’s got nine employees as it prepares for big things to come.

Daryl Hoffmann has been kicking the idea around for years. About 18 months ago, he finally decided to build it.

The Los Angeles-based company is far different from Athenex, developing different kinds of cancer drugs and building its own business model around those plans, but it also has some notable similarities.

Digging into the details of the first/only prominent SPAC deal that involves Buffalo.

A look at new companies and recent hires in Buffalo.

Jeca Energy Bars expects to spend this year finalizing contracts with vendors and to really start pumping out product in early 2023.

Diversity, equity and inclusion is a major theme in the business world these days. At Buffalo’s largest private company — Rich Products — it’s a worldwide effort.

Pitch Hamburg’s incubator on Main Street is nearly ready to welcome entrepreneurs.

Former 43North winner set to go public

“The worst retiree ever” is back to doing what she loves in Buffalo.