Napco Security locks up another winning quarter
The hot streak continues for Napco Security Technologies, which rode an 80 percent leap in net income to set a new first-quarter revenue record. Reporting Monday on the first three…
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Debrief: Edward Guiliano’s NYIT victory lap
Since the circa-1910 New York Technical Institute was rechristened the New York Institute of Technology in 1955, it’s had three presidents: Alexander Schure, his son Matthew Schure and Edward Guiliano,…
Spotlight on ThermoLift’s Gen-2 Prototype
By GREGORY ZELLER // ThermoLift’s second-generation TC-Cycle has made a whirlwind multistate debut. Representatives of two U.S. Department of Energy laboratories traveled to Michigan in October to check out the…
Five healthy years later, Rockin’ on in Hauppauge
By GREGORY ZELLER // New blood and a new order-fulfillment deal are part of the growth formula for Rockin’ Wellness, a feel-good story dancing to its own tune. Embracing a…
In Brazil, a big forward step for Chembio
The national health-regulatory agency of Brazil has approved commercial use of Chembio Diagnostics’ rapid field rest for the Zika virus – a major step toward selling the product in the…
Henry Schein shines in ‘record’ 3Q performance
When the worst news of your quarterly earnings report is you’re affirming your EPS guidance for the rest of the year, you know you’re doing fairly well. “Fairly well” is…
Feds STEP up for smaller New York exporters
Empire State Development will use a federal grant to pump up Global NY, the international division of Albany’s main economic-development engine. The U.S. Small Business Administration has awarded ESD a…
Amazon enrolls at SBU with trendy ‘pickup point’
By GREGORY ZELLER // Riding a high-tech trend toward convenience and cost-savings, Stony Brook University now has its very own Amazon “pickup location.” Located on the lower level of SBU’s…
ExcelAire soars to NJ and Caribbean, and stays put
By GREGORY ZELLER // It’s wheels-up at Ronkonkoma private jet firm ExcelAire, which has earned lucrative Cayman Islands approvals, added a high-flying VP and landed an expansion office at the…
Systemax spins positives after 3Q dip
Despite impressive gains by its Industrial Products Group – including the group’s 27th consecutive quarter posting revenue growth and a nearly 10 percent increase in its sales force –Systemax Inc….
Debrief: Scientifically, Kevin Tracey is all business
Fresh off keynoting an international symposium at the New York Academy of Sciences, bioelectronic medicine pioneer Kevin Tracey is (as usual) busily overseeing operations at the groundbreaking Feinstein Institute for…
CSHL spinoff earns $2M TopSpin buy-in
By GREGORY ZELLER // A cutting-edge Long Island biotech with a unique cancer-fighting platform has closed a critical $2 million funding round. DepYmed Inc., spun out of Cold Spring Harbor…
Start-Up NY adds 39, including two LI companies
By GREGORY ZELLER // Thirty-nine early-stage companies, including two on Long Island, have been welcomed into the Start-Up NY program. The companies will either launch in or relocate to “tax-free…
Revenues, earnings ‘solid’ at CA Technologies
A nip-and-tuck bottom-line battle between software-based revenues and subscription fees turned profitable for CA Technologies, according to the digital solutions provider’s quarterly earnings statement. Reporting Oct. 27 on the second…
Boston wins big in Buffalo biz contest
Oncolinx, a Boston startup that develops cancer immunotherapies known as antibody-drug conjugates, was the $1 million winner in this year’s running of the 43North business plan contest in Buffalo. The contest,…