Fed up with the unbearable noise coming from the apartment above, Erica Walker founded Noisescore, an app geared towards monitoring sound in cities across the country.
Business, Boston, Metro
2017 HUBweek Highlights Connection Within Boston
After coming to a close last week, the 2017 HUBweek featured everything from installations by local artists, to talks from famed thinkers such as Amy Cuddy.
Metro, Business
Ori’s Robotic Furniture Enters the Home
Ori aims to transform urban living by bridging the gap between architecture and robotics through innovative home furniture.
Metro, Business
Women’s Market Helps Female Run Businesses Thrive
Last Sunday, the Boston’s first Women’s Market took place, giving female small business owners an opportunity to celebrate their wares in an environment typically dominated by men.
Metro, Business
With Mylestone, Your Memories Will Live on Forever
Rather than creating a business to memorialize deceased loved ones, Dave Balter founded Mylestone to cater to those who want to reflect on their lives through storytelling.
Metro, Business, Boston
Concepts Brings Adidas Streetwear Experience to Newbury Street
Cambridge-based streetwear retailer Concepts recently opened its first co-curated store with Adidas on upmarket shopping destination Newbury Street.
Metro, Business, Featured Story
Make Each Bottle of Wine Last With Kuvée
Sometimes you just want a glass of wine, but don’t want to wast the entire bottle. Kuvée is here to help with technology that could set the new standard for the wine industry.
Metro, Business
Harvard-Based Tech Startup Veho Merges Uber with UPS
After bonding over the desire to start a company, Itamar Zur and Matt Graham founded Veho Technologies while at Harvard Business School. The innovative delivery service uses crowdsourced drives to deliver packages to users.
Metro, Business, Featured Story
Athletes Boost Potential With Humon
MIT graduates Alessandro Babini and Daniel Wiese founded Humon on the notion that technology and biology could intersect to help athletes amplify their training and understand more about their bodies.
Metro, Business, Top Story
1950 Collective Merges Fashion with Social Justice
Frustrated by the lack of fashionable One Direction merchandise on the market, Boston College senior Angela Jin and fellow fangirl Nishiki Maredia founded the 1950 Collective, an apparel company focused on selling trendy and affordable fandom merchandise.
