Rick Morgan is a Senior Reporter at Seattle Inno. He covers tech startups and middle-market companies while also reporting on finance and fintech, with a keen interest in the intersection of business and sports. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Denver Business Journal, and Global Finance Herald.
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Rick Morgan's coverage primarily focuses on business news, particularly in the private sector. His articles often cover press releases and announcements related to startups, acquisitions, and technology companies in the Seattle area.
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By: Rick Morgan
How a Bay Area tech entrepreneur, the Allen Institute, the Bezos family and others are targeting neurodegenerative diseases
By: Rick Morgan
It's the third CEO change since 2022 for the customer data company, which hit a valuation of more than $1 billion in 2021.
Thousands of soccer fans descended on Seattle this week for the World Cup matches.
By: Rick Morgan
The company said in a regulatory filing that separating its two business lines "would enable each to pursue its distinct strategic priorities."
By: Rick Morgan
A new indoor golf company with a BYOB policy is staking its claim in Seattle.
By: Rick Morgan
The startup aims to conduct its Phase 1 clinical trials next year.
By: Rick Morgan
A new report on flight bookings to World Cup U.S. host cities is the latest indication that the tournament isn't living up to early expectations in Seattle.
Dan Lewis' new startup is described as "a compute platform" that "involves data centers, networking, chip mix, model placement, serving infrastructure, and real-time routing."
By: Rick Morgan
The incubator and venture firm that spun out of Ai2 has rebranded and made a key hire on its leadership team.
By: Rick Morgan
Helion is working on the generator building for Orion, a fusion plant in Central Washington that will eventually provide power for a Microsoft data center.
