Entrepreneur Chris Mutty plans to raise money this month for an interesting concept: an automated mini market that could be placed on very little real estate — potentially even parking lots. The goal?...

Wada Hoppah's electric Charles River ferry remains grounded as the DCR withholds dock approval, citing ADA compliance concerns that founder Drew Rollert argues are excessive for a small pilot program.

Anthropic has committed $11.6 billion over seven years to Akamai's cloud infrastructure, a bet on CPUs that could grow to about $20 billion, and in an unusual arrangement, Akamai is giving Anthropic a...

Gov. Healey discusses AI regulation, federal funding cuts, relations with Canada and her economic strategy ahead of her reelection bid.

This month, get a look at one of the first computers Apple ever made — along with a letter written by Steve Jobs.

Michael Minogue proposes leveraging AI and robotics to revive manufacturing in Massachusetts.

Boston Dynamics spinout Dynamic Creatures is joining the ranks of companies building robots not strictly aimed at enhancing productivity.

Readers responded to a Massachusetts innovators list by noting its lack of geographic diversity outside Eastern Massachusetts.

MassLive's list of Massachusetts' top innovators shows the state can claim many people and companies that lead their industries — and create new ones.

Here's how the promising Massachusetts company failed despite securing major contracts and hundreds of millions in federal support.

To create a new $699 bootcamp for entrepreneurs, Harvard Business School made A.I. versions of its faculty.

Woburn-based IndiGOTech wants to launch a line of electric vehicles for use by ride-hailing and delivery services. The company's CEO says he is talking to bankers about taking the company public.

Wonder, a well-funded "virtual food hall" chain, is expanding across Massachusetts, drawing mixed reviews and cautious attention from local restaurant owners.

Startups like Ozlo Sleep, Elemind, and Nocturnal have raised tens of millions of dollars of capital to upgrade the quality of an evening’s slumber — or an afternoon snooze.

The proposed policy would particularly affect Silicon Valley, Wall Street and universities.

Watertown entrepreneur Drew Rollert has been laying the groundwork for a new electric ferry for three years. Some big questions still remain before he can launch the service.

Inspired by the physical feats of diving birds, researchers have created a robot that can plunge into the water and flap back into the air.

Seed round co-led by Toyota and Deviation Capital values the full-stack Physical AI company at $1.1 billion, with participation from NVIDIA, Boeing, AE Ventures, Samsung Ventures, and other industry l...

BUILD617, a podcast and community organization for tech entrepreneurs in Boston, is setting up a free shared office in Boston's Downtown Crossing district.

DJ van Hameren will join the screenless health-tracking brand as it works to push its appeal to a global audience as well as women.

After some high-profile failures in 3D printing, all eyes are on Formlabs, a Somerville startup that hit $250 million in revenues last year.

Boston’s new finance museum, located in the Seaport, showcases rare artifacts and interactive exhibits on American financial history.

Robot maker Boston Dynamics is planning to expand to a second property in Waltham in what would be a $100 million expansion in the city, more than doubling its headcount with 1,250 new full-time jobs.

N8n, an AI automation startup headquartered in Berlin, will use a new Boston office to connect with current and prospective customers around the Northeast.

Today we are launching Toast Lab! For the first time in our history, Toast is combining funding and expertise to help an experienced restaurant operator build a brand-new restaurant from scratch. Our ...

While SpaceX dazzles with a $2 trillion valuation, Massachusetts’ biotech sector is quietly stacking wins that save lives and build lasting value — even if the job numbers lag.

Economic development chief Eric Paley talks about some of the challenges the state faces — and why it may be time to better appreciate its strengths.

What did we learn after six days and more than 660 events held in Boston and Cambridge?

Boston-area startups are facing steep, fast-growing AI costs, forcing tighter controls to avoid runaway spending and profit challenges.

The Department of Commerce just doled out $2 billion in funding to advance the field of quantum computing in the U.S. One high-profile Boston startup, backed by Google and NVIDIA, wasn't on the list.

Gander Robotics is working to develop an autonomous

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For years, developers have argued factory-built is part of the solution to Massachusetts' housing shortage. Scott Kirsner, columnist with editorial partner MassLive, joins WBUR's Morning Edition to di...

An Andover startup, Reframe Systems, is trying to prove that building housing in pieces in a factory can be faster and cheaper than traditional methods.

Experts say the $305 million Mass Wins Act doesn't mention marketing the state, even as graduates and businesses continue to leave. We just assume they all know about its merits.

Venture capitalists are stepping in to cover expenses like rent while dropouts from Harvard to Stanford chase their startup dreams.

The only candy factory in the state that is still mass producing candy on a national scale is just outside of Central Square in Cambridge. And change is afoot in its executive ranks.

College students are leading five new initiatives that have already produced successful startups, drawing no‑questions‑asked investments from venture capital firms.