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Cambridge-based Convergent Therapeutics, which is making inroads in the growing field of radiopharmaceuticals, said it has raised $90 million in venture capital in its first fundraising round. bostonglobe.com/2023/05/03/bus…

An industrial software company that works with Boston Dynamics has created a way to control robots with voice commands using the ChatGPT artificial intelligence app. bostonglobe.com/2023/05/03/bus…

A tiny startup with Cambridge technology roots is harnessing AI to identify anti-aging drug candidates. bostonglobe.com/2023/05/04/bus…

Tech Lab: IBM's chief executive said his company expects to hire 7,800 fewer workers in the next five years, in favor of AI systems. But others say AI can be tailored to help workers rather than replace them. bostonglobe.com/2023/05/04/bus…

The start of mobile betting in Massachusetts helped DraftKings post better first-quarter results than Wall Street analysts expected, with the Boston-based company’s stock jumping as much as 19 percent in Friday morning trading. bostonglobe.com/2023/05/05/bus…

A Beverly school robotics team is ending its high school chapter with a prestigious world robotics competition prize in hand. 🤖🏅 bostonglobe.com/2023/05/05/bus…

It just became a little easier to find out how much your car knows about you, writes Hiawatha Bray. bostonglobe.com/2023/05/08/bus…

Innovation Beat: The key takeaway in first-quarter earnings reports over the past week has been companies including DraftKings, Wayfair, and HubSpot showing that they have a path to increasing profitability, in part thanks to cost-cutting and layoffs. trib.al/O75vTZe

Restaurant technology company Toast is planning to leave its headquarters in the Fenway office building where it has been based for the past seven years. trib.al/laGwRw8

💻Cambridge Internet company Akamai Technologies is laying off about 3 percent of its workforce, or almost 300 people. bostonglobe.com/2023/05/09/bus…

Innovation Economy: The cofounders of Tripadvisor, Langley Steinert and Steve Kaufer, talk to Globe correspondent @scottkirsner about the future of the office, the AI revolution, and the turmoil in the world of banking. bostonglobe.com/2023/05/11/bus…

Our @bostonglobetech’s 2023 list of leaders who have kept New England’s technology scene vibrant tells a story about where the local industry stands, where it's been, and where it's going. Meet our top five Tech Power Players. ⤵️ trib.al/LoKVGyI

Our 2023 ranking spotlights leaders who have kept New England's technology scene vibrant in a challenging climate. Meet the diverse entrepreneurs, financiers, and intellectuals that made up Boston Globe Technology's list of 50 Tech Power Players this year. ⤵️ Globe.com/Tech50

Our 2023 list of leaders who have kept New England’s technology scene vibrant tells a story about where the local industry stands, where it's been, and where it's going. Meet our 50 Tech Power Players. trib.al/LoKVGyI

Toast founders Aman Narang, Jonathan Grimm, and Steve Fredette have had far greater impact than building a company valued at about $9 billion. They're seeding startups, mentoring, and advancing diversity in an industry notoriously white and male. #Globe50 trib.al/FNnFIzx

Even as overall venture investing has slowed sharply amid declining activity, local cleantech companies are stepping on the accelerator. A variety of local startups are making big bets on clean energy and “green steel.” #GlobeTech50 trib.al/Nr1Kz2R

The Boston Globe's 2023 list of tech leaders who have kept New England’s technology scene vibrant tells a story about where the local industry stands, where it's been, and where it's going. Meet our 50 Tech Power Players. ⤵️

Yvonne Hao has flown under the radar for most of her career, even as she worked for some of the region’s most prominent companies. This year, she placed third on our #GlobeTech50 list, for her innovative efforts to keep cash flowing in the state. trib.al/egPtyjy

If Boston’s tech industry has shown anything over the decades — navigating the end of the minicomputer era, a dotcom bust, and a Great Recession — it will find a way to adapt, recover, and forge ahead stronger than before, writes Scott Kirsner. trib.al/Dr5YSbR