Sarah Huffman

Panelists at Technical.ly's Builders Conference discussed how resilience, confidence and community insight fuel entrepreneurship.

The company submitted written testimony, but wasn't there to answer questions from officials, residents and rideshare drivers about AV safety, labor impacts and oversight.

The startup has raised $10 million for antibody therapies for dogs and cats, but its CEO says animal health fundraising takes more investor education in a costly biotech field.

Founders, students, investors and organizers gathered for panels, meetups and more, signaling fresh momentum across Philadelphia's innovation community, organizers say.

Machine inspectors, e-pollbooks and scanners form a quiet civic stack built around troubleshooting, training and access.

Plus, Verismo Therapeutics raises $28 million, a new economic development group launches in Greater Philadelphia and more Philly money moves.

Los inspectores de máquinas, los registros electrónicos de votantes y los escáneres conforman una discreta infraestructura cívica fundamentada en la resolución de problemas, la capacitación y la accesibilidad.

Tim Terrizzi is expanding detailing and services while keeping the Northeast Philly shop personal, guided by values passed down from the original owner, his grandfather.

A longtime government technologist traces her path through design, public-sector work and the realities of making useful tools for residents.

The startup is seeking FDA clearance for software that alerts clinicians when severe hemorrhage risk rises after childbirth.