Entrepreneurs

So who is the real savior of the Internet - those who want no federal regulation, or those who say net neutrality is essential to preserving the Internet as we know it? Thus far, the net neutrals are losing the legislative battle....

Clinicians now are unable to fully meet the National Kidney Foundation guidelines for treating and preventing vitamin D deficiency and secondary hyperparathyroidism in patients with chronic kidney disease, but a merger of Wisconsin and Canadian companies seeks to address this with a variety of Vitamin...

With only two other international licensing specialists, neither interested in mid-sized companies, New Berlin's Software ONE thinks the time is right to dip its toes in the international waters. The Wisconsin software licenser company has merged with a Swiss firm to establish a global presence....

The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation would like to promote entrepreneurialism in a variety of disciplines outside the Business School. Toward that end, the Kansas City-based organization is putting up $35 million to reward schools that come up with the most innovative propoposals, and UW-Madison is...

TomoTherapy, the Madison-based medical device manufacturer, has sold a second Hi-Art unit to City of Hope, a prominent California medical and research center. It is the same facility that last year used the Hi-Art System to perform the first total marrow irradiation....

A group of 21 Wisconsin angel investors have committed $1.25 million to a new Jersey company that is developing ways to lengthen the life of harvested organs and tissues. The investments leverage an earlier round that raised $1.0 million, giving Lifeblood Medical, Inc., more than...