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Tamr, which has been billing itself as a "data tamer" (hence its name) since 2013, raised growth equity financing to clean up the data of large corporations.

Dynamic Creatures argues the entertainment market lacks robots designed for one-on-one interactions as opposed to animatronics built for entertaining crowds.

Dharmesh Shah is no stranger to receiving attention on LinkedIn, but a post he wrote about his company recently cutting 660 roles was not received well by some commenters.

The 35,518 square-foot downtown hub will house 200 employees by 2028. It represents a major pillar in the company's shift toward digital gaming.

"No, we don't think software is dead," said the Boston-based managing partner of the firm. The 33-year-old firm is one of the original investors in Framingham's Definitive Healthcare.

"Speed to power is everything right now," said the CEO of the AI infrastructure company, which has 85—mostly local—employees.

The decision pushes the Seaport office vacancy rate to 27.9%. Amazon appears to be preparing for a smaller move-in based on building permits granted in April.

The new chief executive spent 12 years building Amazon's virtual assistant, Alexa. He's coming to Boston Dynamics at a crucial time for the robotics industry.

The all-cash transaction brings together ezCater's "food for work" with Uber Eats. The deal closes in the coming months.

"This is not driven by AI-related efficiencies," CEO Yamini Rangan wrote in a memo to employees that was made public on Tuesday. The reorganization comes about a month after the company faced its largest single-day stock drop in over 12 years.

Flagship is once again launching a company focused outside of life sciences. It's called Iris Labs, and its first product is Iris Chat: a text-based support line for personal situations the company markets as consumers' "AI thought partner."

A robotics company that’s a spinout of the Toyota Research Institute has signed a 50,000-square-foot lease for space just outside the MIT campus in Cambridge.

The four-year-old "decacorn" is the latest AI firm making moves in the Bay State, which some local leaders believe is losing to California in the race to become an epicenter of AI.

The all-cash deal is one of the largest technology takeovers in Massachusetts in recent years.

The latest cuts at the marketing software firm came about a year after Klaviyo laid off "less than 100" workers as part of a restructuring of its R&D organization.

The Back Bay company serves professional kitchens, grocery stores and pharmaceutical labs.

As AI concerns continue to dominate conversations, a Business Journal analysis lays out which metro areas have the highest share of local jobs most vulnerable to getting automated by AI.

Executives say responsibility sits with whomever designs the process, but workers worry they'll be punished for mistakes in tools they didn't build.

Inari will destroy material accessed from seed depositories and assign intellectual property to Corteva. Other terms remain confidential.

English co-founded Kayak and sold his previous Lola company to Capital One after pandemic forced layoffs and a pivot.