Lucia Maffei

Battery Ventures general partner Neeraj Agrawal explains why the firm joined a funding round that valued the Cambridge startup at $1.4 billion.

The Engine was born to solve a problem: Supporting "tough tech" startups amid Silicon Valley's crazy for software. Ten years after making that risky bet, The Engine has earned a place in the origin story of countless successful Bay State technology companies.

Marketing tech firm Klaviyo made another big change to its leadership suite after adding a co-CEO earlier this year.

Preview this article 1 min Nearly a third of all U.S. job cuts announced this year happened in the tech space, according to a report released on July 1.

Walden Robotics, a $1 billion company named after Walden Pond, made its entrance in the state's bustling robotics ecosystem.

The Boston-based company takes more risks than a traditional bank and doesn't retain any ownership stake in the businesses it funds, which typically have about $2 million in annual revenue, its CEO said.

Named after the Matrix hero, Neo plans to secure agentic software use for large enterprises and, in the future, small businesses.

Victoria Brenneman transitioned from aspiring television producer to vice president at SimpliSafe. She now leads product management and an LGBTQ employee resource group.

One of the state's largest private companies by revenue is being acquired by private equity.

Nth Cycle is going public through a reverse merger, or SPAC deal — the third local tech company in recent months to opt for the IPO alternative.