Archive for July 2025
Who deserves this promotion? Some managers are asking ChatGPT.
Managers are relying on AI tools to make promotion and other personnel decisions. Experts say it’s a litigation risk. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Tariffs’ inflation effect may be less than initially expected
Find out how experts are assessing the current and potential future impact of tariffs, and more — in our latest coverage from The National Observer. Read More
Read MoreSharkNinja taps Amazon exec as new CTO, chief of innovation
The appointment comes as the Needham-based company is trying to mitigate its exposure to China import tariffs. Read More
Read MoreHundreds of housing units just came on line in Everett. More are on the way
The two newest residential complexes in Everett have opened, but they won’t be the newest in that city for long. Read More
Read MoreHow Logan Airport is trying to become an international travel hub
As CEO of MassPort for nearly a year, Rich Davey has set an ambitious goal for Logan Airport: To be among the top five airports in the U.S. in terms of customer satisfaction. Here’s how he plans to do it. Read More
Read MorePromising signs: Boston office vacancy rates down, absorption hits a high
Two important indicators show that the worst may be over for Boston’s struggling office market: Vacancy rates are down for the fourth straight quarter, and the pace of new occupancies is at its highest since 2019. Read More
Read MoreKetryx expands to larger Cambridge office as demand for AI agents grows
When Erez Kaminski set out to start his company, he wanted to make it the most boring software company anyone has ever built. Why? Because, in his words, everything that’s important ends up being boring. Read More
Read MoreEmployee groups at convention authority were divided racially. Its new CEO changed that.
The two former employee resource groups at the MCCA unintentionally enforced racial division, its CEO said. Read More
Read MoreThe robots have taken over this store at a Cambridge mall
Inside the Robot Lab at CambridgeSide Mall, you can drive a Spot robot around a simulated apartment, see a full-sized Atlas robot or catch a robot dance performance. But you can’t buy anything. Read More
Read MoreWaltham tech company’s people-screeners used at FIFA Club World Cup matches
The World Cup for professional club teams, organized by football’s governing body FIFA, is currently at the semifinals stage. A Waltham company was chosen for its people-screening tech to enhance safety at the 12 host stadiums across the U.S. Read More
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