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Most bars do not offer plugs for customers—ChefCharger allows bar-goers to create their own.

Door of Clubs gives students the ability to contact companies while feeling comfortable during the job recruiting process.

The Boston-based company—founded by a former CSOM graduate student—faces scrutiny over the legality of its business structure.

Abigail Barnes discusses how her startup acts as a food allergen detector.

Andres Sarmiento and Steve Gorodetskiy were tired of long waits and confusion when the check came—so they created a startup to fix the problem.

Mo Abdo and his partners are out to change habits and inject personality into socks with startup subscription service.

TJ Caveney, CSOM ’18, created “Linkle” to bridge the gap between college students whose skills complement one another.

Pstcrd is an app where users have the ability to vote on photos that they deem interesting or cool.

After completing the Soaring Startup Circle this summer, the BC graduates are looking to expand their startup in Boston.

It’s great when a number of new companies emerge in the Boston tech scene, but why is it that many of them leave right after they make it big?

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