Mass High Tech News

The staffing software company, headquartered in Lowell and Florida, is launching its strategic investment arm.

Tighter federal immigration policy is creating friction for economic growth in select industries and regions of the country — while economic analysts offer cautionary notes in their assessment of various indices.

After more than two decades at a prominent venture capital firm, this Boston investor is striking out on his own with a new fund focused on early-stage tech startups.

A Dutch-Boston quantum firm has joined forces with the world's largest chip manufacturer.

Asbury Automotive Group, which recently acquired Herb Chambers, is making a significant tech shift for its dealerships.

The company, which said in an employee memo it will continue to hire in "key strategic areas," also left the door open to further layoffs in the coming year.

As Sublime Systems expands partnerships, cement deals and continues progress on its manufacturing facility, the green cement company has announced a new CEO.

The cuts come as the tech giant looks to cut spending and address overhiring during the pandemic.

The home goods retailer is back in the red despite a revenue jump.

The CEO of the software company said that an IPO is "one of the likely outcomes here."

The deadline on the loan that keeps the company afloat keeps looming, now at Dec. 1., and iRobot has yet to see success as it tries to sell itself.

Harvard Innovation Labs has selected 18 ventures from over 250 applicants to participate in Launch Lab X, its global alumni accelerator.

The Seattle firm will operate as a subsidiary under its own brand.

Tender Food Inc.’s fiber-spinning machines have helped the company stand out in a crowded meat-substitute market. As that market struggles, the company is spinning its tech into new verticals to give it a bigger reach.

AirSlate, which became a so-called "unicorn" in 2022 and in 2023 had about 80 employees in Boston, is laying off people across its offices globally.

The toy giant's strategic pivot towards digital experiences and intellectual property partnerships is paying off, as evidenced by its year-over-year growth.

A local college is making a $2.5 million infrastructure upgrade to provide faster internet, bolster its Esports team and develop an AI 101 class for students and faculty.

The sports betting giant has set its sights on a different kind of wagering, purchasing a company that lets users bet on outcomes in finance, culture, and entertainment.

GE Vernova will spend $5.275 billion to fully acquire power transformer-maker Prolec GE as artificial intelligence continues to gobble up electricity and drive up demand for power.

The venture capital firm was launched in 2021 by former Catalant co-CEO Rob Biederman.