Thu. Jun. 16, 2011 Aylus closes on $16m in financing
Aylus Networks announced the closing of an equity financing round of $16 million. London-based m8 Capital led the financing, with the participation of existing backers Matrix Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners, Aylus said. iRobot gets $7.4m military order
Bedford’s iRobot Corp. said it has received a $7.4 million order from the US military for some of its small unmanned ground vehicles. Mass. unemployment rate drops to 7.6%
The Massachusetts unemployment rate dropped to 7.6 percent in May, down from 7.8 percent in April, but the state’s employers cut 4,000 jobs last month, the state’s Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development said today. Tourist office pitches Mass. as home of champions
Hockey’s Stanley Cup has been in the possession of the Boston Bruins for barely a few hours, and already the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism is issuing an invitation to North America’s sports fans that Massachusetts is a mecca of champions that warrants a pilgrimage from the faithful. Kopin wins $23.2m in Army orders
Kopin Corp., a Taunton-based manufacturer of display systems for mobile consumer and military applications, said that it has been awarded $23.2 million in follow-on production orders for display systems in support of US Army’s Thermal Weapon Sight Bridge program. GM taps Jack Morton
Jack Morton Worldwide said it has been named the marketing agency of record for brand experiences for General Motors. AT&T chief confirms 4G push in Boston
In a luncheon speech, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said the local rollout of the company’s faster cell phone network will begin this year. Weston is priciest housing market in Mass.
Weston has the most expensive housing market in Massachusetts, according to a new survey from Coldwell Banker that rates 88 residential real estate markets in the Bay State. The most affordable market? Springfield. New stores are coming to Copley Place
Four new stores are opening at Copley Place, the upscale shopping center in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Expanded convention center would be economic boom, state authority says
An expanded convention center in Boston could pump $222 million a year into the economy, bring in 186,000 visitors, and create as many as 3,900 construction jobs and support 2,300 permanent jobs, according to the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority. Barbecues run on Dunkin’
Just in time for Father’s Day and the summer grilling season, Dunkin' Donuts is offering tips on how its coffee can be incorporated into outdoor barbecue recipes. | 
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