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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

Another meat gets replaced: Now your bacon bits can be made from mushrooms

The Democratic candidates’ campaign websites are failing at accessibility

Big philanthropy could fuel the Green New Deal—if it learns to listen

Creativity

Mitch McConnell’s Twitter just lost a flame war with ‘Big Little Lies’ star Adam Scott

Kim Kardashian’s new Kimono shapewear brand raises charges that Kim’s culturally appropriating . . . again

Drake and Live Nation are the newest investors in Ntwrk, the QVC for Gen Z and young millennials

Co.Design

How wrong are Trump’s ideas on trade? Just crack open an iPhone to see

America’s housing crisis, summed up in 3 charts

Converse is quietly reinventing one of America’s most iconic sneakers

Work Life

You can learn to be more charismatic

5 types of connections you need in your LinkedIn network

These 5 workplace habits might speed up cognitive decline