Archive for August 2020

Somerville-based Raptor Maps, a solar software startup that spun out of MIT in 2015, has closed its Series A round at $5 million. Read More

The Massachusetts Competitive Partnership and several other major business groups polled businesses, and the results do not vary much by a company’s size or location: The shift towards working from home is here to stay. Read More

As a world leader in oral biology and salivary dia Read More

Desktop Metal plans to go public via a reverse merger with a special-purpose acquisition company. It is the first major Massachusetts-based 3-D printing to go the public-company route. Read More

This couple pivoted their travel-goods startup to meet a whole new market. Read More

Delaware North in June notified its employees, who had been on temporary leave since April, "that the leave will likely be extended through September or beyond," a company spokesperson said. Read More

Here’s a comprehensive look at who is allowed to bring booze to your front door. Read More

The pharmaceutical giant said the research alliance, which it will fund at $30 million over three years, will launch a multi-pronged effort by the Boston medical school. Read More

For the fourteenth time since 2004, the state will give shoppers buying from Massachusetts retailers this weekend a break from the state’s 6.25 percent sales tax on all purchases under $2,500. Read More