Aaron Pressman

Driving home from an early Saturday morning run to Knead Doughnuts in Providence, as one does, a strange sensation started to rumble beneath me in the seat of the Chevy Equinox EV that I was test driving.

The world of startups and venture capital struggled through another slow year in 2024, with limited funding available and no Massachusetts tech companies going public.

New year, new deal. Later, a Boston-based company that helps social media personalities on Instagram, TikTok, and other sites connect with

As the tech scene closes the book on 2024, let’s take a moment to mourn the local startups, apps, and products that we lost last year.

The cuts follow thousands of jobs eliminated across the online furniture seller worldwide over the past two years.

The recent breakthroughs in AI have reignited excitement over “artificial general intelligence,” or the capability of computer programs to someday reason and comprehend the world at the same level as humans.

Like many drivers, Brendan Rickert finds the voice assistant in his car occasionally useful for, say, turning on the heated steering wheel.

Tech startups based in Massachusetts finished 2024 with a buzz of activity in venture capital fundraising.

John Lert’s systems are helping move goods and pack groceries for the world’s largest retailer.

Trump executive order halts 2021 subsidy program funding With incoming President Donald Trump issuing orders to slow the electric vehicle