Mass High Tech News

Hasbro released preliminary numbers showing revenue of $970 million to $985 million but hosted no analyst call. The company has not estimated financial impact.

“We’re eager to start talking and bringing together the wide product set that First Citizens, as a combined group, can offer,” First Citizens Bank President Peter Bristow told the Business Times.

Aloha Logistics LLC closed its facility at 800 John Quincy Adams Road. The company delivers packages for Amazon.

Nexamp Inc. raised approximately $180M in equity from two investors. The company has 222 employees in Massachusetts.

In 2021, Wasabi CEO David Friend told the Business Journal he expected to make more debt financing deals for Wasabi, as the cloud business presented to lenders the same reassuring qualities of real estate.

Experts say traditional business contracts are no longer suitable. Here's what's changing and what business owners need to change.

The workforce management software company sent notices to employees last week. Close to 600 employees left immediately, while 350 will stay for a transition period.

Pharma giant Eli Lilly and Co. is on a multibillion-dollar Boston buying spree. Its latest acquisition: a gene therapy biotech working on treatments for cancer.

The custodial bank reported a 16% revenue jump and said employees are already using AI tools in everyday workflows.

Laminar, Cambridge Mobile Telematics and Orbyfy took gold honors. The awards drew more than 40,000 product nominations from over 20 countries.

Massachusetts tech leaders must break down silos between biotech, AI and other sectors to recapture the state's founding spirit, writes Flagship Pioneering's Yvonne Hao.