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Malaysia unveils national biotech policy
April 28, 2005 New government agency is tasked with developing the country's up-and-coming biotechnology industryGoogle invests $3.9 million in biotech start-up
May 22, 2007 Search giant one of several investors in 23andMe, which was started by the wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin.Oracle to research race-based medicine
August 30, 2005 Oracle is teaming up with the University of Tokyo to research the emerging field of tailor-made medical care.Consortium to push biotech, nanotech collaboration
May 6, 2004 Joint Venture: Silicon Valley forms a consortium of businesses, government and education to promote nanotechnology and biotechnology by uniting the San Francisco Bay Area's many assets.Biosciences: High risk, high reward
November 16, 2003 Knowledge@Wharton examines how researchers and venture capitalists are applying lessons learned from the history of earlier technologies to biotechnology.Unisys allies with biotech to boost sales
September 4, 2003GeneTree sprouts genealogy branches
October 24, 2007 James Lee Sorenson oversees a social-networking genealogy Web site, tapping into what he calls the most viral network today--the family.Techies weigh in on patent bill
September 15, 2005 Among the issues: How should a patent holder be compensated for infringement? Computer makers, biotech companies see it differently.Plastic goods for your compost heap
April 24, 2007 A biotech firm and agricultural giant ADM plan to sell the biodegradable plastic for eco-conscious consumers next year.Photos: Natural plastics for eco-conscious consumersWi-Fi mosquito killer coming to a porch near you
November 21, 2005 Rhode Island company is trying to merge computers and biotechnology to nab the nefarious creatures.China, U.S. hammer out trade concerns
April 22, 2004 A joint commission is taking steps to resolve commercial concerns about the development of a wireless networking security standard and enforcement of intellectual property rights.Nasdaq-100 Index ditches dot-com shares
December 17, 2001 In its annual shuffling, the stock exchange trades in 13 Internet-related companies for a more diversified mix of companies, many of which are of the health or biotech species.Mudslinging over California's clean-fuel initiative
August 24, 2006 Alternative-energy advocates, oil companies land in court over tactics designed to divert readers from opposing sites.Sun poised to take open-source Solaris step
January 24, 2005 Firm is expected to start sharing some source code of the OS and to detail its OpenSolaris plan on Tuesday.There's one born every minute
March 20, 2004 A New Yorker film critic has written "American Sucker," a book about the greed and fantasies that led him to lose his shirt during the dot-com boom and bust.Reborn Model N finds life in biotech
February 11, 2004 The software maker, founded by an industry veteran during the heat of the business-to-business boom, redefines itself to tackle the biotech market.Start-up Netezza taps into biotech
September 25, 2003 The business intelligence upstart develops a specialized version of its hardware server targeted at the bioinformatics field.Tata moves into medical research
August 8, 2005 Company joins effort to thwart a protein linked to disease. Deal represents new direction for the India-based giant.Gore to Silicon Valley: You can save this civilization
February 2, 2007 Speaking at an economic forum in San Jose, Calif., former vice president says climate crisis is a business opportunity for technology pioneers. Video: Gore on a campaign "more important" than presi...Michigan governor asks voters to fund high tech
February 11, 2005 Jennifer Granholm says a $2 billion bond issue could create 72,000 high-wage jobs in the Rust Belt State.
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