Most Innovative Companies

Amyris

Lists

2012: Top 50, Biotech

2011: Top 50, Biotech

Stories about Amyris

The Rise And Fall Of The Company That Was Going To Have Us All Using Biofuels

Amyris’s breakthroughs in bioengineering–and its plans to make biofuels from Brazilian sugarcane–promised to transform how the world’s businesses produce energy, cosmetics, and medicine. Then reality (and Wall Street) got in the way.

The Rise And Fall Of The Company That Was Going To Have Us All Using Biofuels

10.18.11 | 12:40 am

Renewable Rubber The Next Step For Truly Oil-Free Cars

Impact

Wayfarer Studios, the company behind Disney Plus’s ‘Clouds,’ makes social justice the star

This old but innovative form of real estate deal could help heal segregated cities

Forget U or V or W: We may be headed toward a K-shaped recovery

News

How to watch the US Open Women’s and Men’s singles finals on ESPN live without cable

‘New York Times’ writer Paul Krugman’s bad 9/11 tweets have united the country—against him

Extra $300 unemployment update brings bad news from FEMA about the end of benefits

Co.Design

The business model that could save fashion—and why it isn’t everywhere

This hoodie is made from pomegranate peels and completely biodegrades

Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh survived COVID-19. Now he wants to save the USPS

Work Life

How to change the way we view women’s worth at work

7 simple ways to make meetings better (or not have them at all)

The secrets to maintaining employee morale through the pandemic