No. 35: Text therapy, a dip in women’s biz and a hot new hangover cure
STATE OF MS. BIZ: Women opened just 37% of new businesses last year, down from a 20-year average of about 41%, according to a study by Experian. Women were most…
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No. 34: Chef in a box, Jurassic buffalo wings and a cool way to blow up stuff in space
ADIEU FIRST DATA: Credit card processor First Data Corp. plans to shutter its Melville operation and move hundreds of workers to “a large new office east of Manhattan.” Innovate LI can…
No. 33: Uber at $50B, a chocolate cure and how dude are you?
LOOKING TO THE SUBURBS: There’s an inconvenient truth tucked into the environmental sustainability plan for New York that Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled last month: The city needs the suburbs to…
No. 32: Bye NBTY, a Calone update and Vincent gets a new ear
OUTSOURCED: Ronkonkoma-based supplement maker NBTY will shut down its Amityville plant and outsource production to a California firm, eliminating 214 local jobs, Newsday’s Aisha Al-Muslim reports. The Amityville site had received…
No. 31: A new blog, fuel from fungus and strange doings down under
TGIW: A good midweek everyone and welcome new readers. It’s May 6, the day the Hindenburg crashed, the first Republic P-47 took wing and “Friends” said cheers. Don’t forget to send…
No. 30: Revenge of the Nerds, Disrupt NY and the $1,700 electronic toilet seat
PATENTLY NOT NEW: About 40 percent of all new patents are combinations of old ideas, and that’s pretty much always been true, according to a new look at the USPTO’s files….
No. 29: Hot startup, NY’s best beer and the faux-flatulence app you won’t find on Apple Watch
THE SIRENS’ CALL: Top state officials may now use police lights and sirens on their personal cars, according to a just-adopted emergency regulation. The rule speeds things up for the commissioners…
No. 28: NFL cons, Bellone scolds and a $10M clean energy prize. Sort of.
ARRESTING PERFORMANCE: Scientists analyzed five years of NFL draft data and discovered that the performance of players who had an arrest record but no charges was better than those without an…
No. 27: Adams out, Biopreneurs in, plus a sip of 170-year-old bubbly
ADAMS’ ALBANY ADIEU: Ken Adams, the former Empire State Development chief who was shuffled over to the finance department in Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s post-election inner-sanctum makeover, will leave government service in…
No. 26: Schein on Stanley Bergman, killer weed for Wallkill and loud love in Brooklyn
TGIF: A good Friday everyone, and welcome to new readers. Don’t forget to send tips, news, story ideas, calendar items, releases, promotions, job postings, criticisms and corrections to editor@innovateli.com. ROOT FOR THE…
No. 25: Mission impossible, inside innovation and Googling Nessie
TGIW: A good Wednesday and welcome to our newest readers. This roundup is for you, so please tell us how we can make it better. Send tips, news, ideas, calendar items,…
No. 24: Pitches, liquid biopsy and what to drink when you turn 100
TOP O’ THE WEEK Good Monday, innovators, and welcome all new readers of this roundup. There’s a lot of you. It’s April 20, on which date Miro was born, the…
No. 23: Seed fund, med patches and that final Sopranos scene
Welcome to the weekly roundup for April 17. It’s National Bat Appreciation Day, and they deserve it: Nature’s only winged mammal can eat 1,000 mosquitoes in 24 hours. Move over,…