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Jeff Rumage

Updated on March 25, 2025

Catch up on the Boston tech news you may have missed last week.

Few could have expected what would happen to the world at the start of 2020. But these four Boston-area companies have been uniquely well-positioned to increase business.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on March 25, 2025

Boston is a bustling scene for healthcare, but companies across a range of other industries are making moves as well. Catch up on the latest news from these innovative startups. This is the Built In Boston weekly refresh.

Brian Nordli

Updated on March 25, 2025

Lose It! knows its employees have desires outside of work, and their goal is to help them fulfill them. Last year, they paid for every employee and their family to live in Paris for a five-week retreat. We spoke with three team members about sipping wine along the Seine and how they embrace the here and now.

Ellen Glover

Updated on March 25, 2025

With $150 million of fresh funding in its coffers, Pentera plans to double its global headcount this year, and will focus much of its hiring efforts here in the Boston area.

Ellen Glover

Updated on March 25, 2025

This latest funding round will be used to help Pison launch its first product later this year. The company also plans to make 50 hires, with an emphasis on engineering, product development and business development.

Ellen Glover

Updated on March 25, 2025

Catalant describes 2020 as a “watershed year,” since demand for freelancers in strategic areas hit record numbers on its platform. To keep up, the company will use this fresh funding to scale its business and team, with a dozen open tech positions at its Boston HQ.

Taylor Rose

Updated on March 25, 2025

An interview with an engineer at Piaggio Fast Forward on what helps kick-start his work.