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The first rule of the High-Growth CEO Forum is, you do not talk about anything that happens in the forum. You will hear about personnel problems, cash crunches, and board member conflicts, but everything stays in the room. The group gets together once a quarter, usually at a hotel boardroom in the Boston area. And

If you hadn’t heard of Klaviyo (pronounced “clay-veeyo”), we wouldn’t blame you. After raising a $1.5 million seed round in 2015, the email marketing automation startup has been fairly quiet ever since — so much so that it never even announced the $7 million Series A round it raised early last year from Astral Capital, a venture

No, you’re not getting Punk’d. Ashton Kutcher is rolling into town with big bucks in hand at the Forbes Under 30 Summit later this year. On Oct. 2, Kutcher and a panel of investors will judge four potential entrepreneurs with “disruptive and scalable business ideas” at the Global Change The World Competition. The winner of this “Shark

Through the program, 16 students from area community colleges and urban schools are interning with local tech companies in an effort to help solve the industry’s persistent diversity problems.

Most entrepreneurs would salivate at the prospect of their invention being valued at $250 million practically overnight. But for one group of twentysomething guys writing code in a Cambridge apartment, the wild interest in their product can feel more like a nine-figure distraction. The programmers have developed a product called Sia, which helps people park

Neurable, a University of Michigan spinout now located in Cambridge, MA, has received a new investment from the university’s Zell Lurie Founders Fund to help commercialize its brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. The amount of the investment was not disclosed. The new capital builds on a $2 million seed round the company raised last December, says […]