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The former Veracode executive is leveraging her security background to scale a company that manages files for Boston Scientific and BJ's Wholesale Club.

The bids are the first to be made publicly known for the team, which is expected to fetch between $7 billion and $8 billion.

The cuts affect roughly 1% of the company's global workforce and take effect June 1. A Fidelity spokesperson said the investment manager plans to hire 1,300 additional product and tech roles by year end.

The Northborough company's East Providence factory has been offline since an April explosion injured 11 workers. Management predicts a May restart.

The Boston Business Journal's Fast 50 ranks private companies by revenue growth over three years. Leaders say young talent drives innovation and client connections.

The three-year-old enterprise software firm joins a growing list of local technology companies reaching billion-dollar valuations during a volatile year.

Managers increasingly are using AI tools to manage employees. but there's one big catch.

Forget the Roomba. iRobot's former CEO Colin Angle is building a new robot (with a tail).

Despite a $2.9 billion revenue performance, the company remains in the red. Management is banking on international markets and new brick-and-mortar stores for growth.

An analysis of millions of job postings challenges a perceived link between AI adoption and job losses.

The AI tool is meant to combat administrative burnout in doctors.

The closure follows Aloha Logistics' shutdown announcement in April. Amazon is reconsolidating its delivery network in the area.

The company received permits for nearly $32 million in interior work at One Boston Wharf Road. The move-in has been delayed since 2021.

The yearlong program turns students with no computer experience into full-stack engineers. Graduates now work for major tech companies.

The Footwear Collective scanned more than 150 pairs of shoes to deepen its AI training dataset. The app aims to help consumers find alternatives to throwing away old footwear.

The Waltham-based company had raised $14.5 million and opened a pilot facility just months ago.

AI labs are fighting for position in the computational ecosystem. Big deals are emerging, but some of those same agreements have been criticized for blurring the lines between investor, customer and supplier.

It's another step forward in the comeback story of the quantum software startup, which shut down as Zapata AI in 2024 after a failed reverse merger.

Arturo Natella says token limits prevent people from using AI for complex work. His solution: government-provided tokens, not cash.

States are already passing laws to deal with what's becoming a common practice.