Five live signals across founder growth, Boston restaurants, and Boston roster moves.
Founder Nevo David says Postiz grew from $17,000 to $143,000 in monthly sales within four months. He says agent scheduling helped cut churn, but the figures have not been checked by an outside party.
Meet the Feed may become stickier when agents do the repeat work that users often stop doing by hand.
CBS Sports says Boston is willing to trade Jarren Duran and that other clubs still see value in him. No team or return has been agreed, and Boston remains in a playoff spot.
Moving Duran could clear room for another bat, but selling after a poor season may bring back a weak return.
CBS Sports says Boston interests George Springer and that the Red Sox would consider him under the right terms. Toronto has not agreed to move him, and Springer can block some trades.
Springer could add right-handed power without forcing Boston to rely on injured players returning on time.
Mike Vrabel says New England may turn receiver depth into a player or draft pick. NFL.com says a Kayshon Boutte deal could wait until final cuts, while Boutte says he does not know his status.
Waiting may improve the offer if another team loses a receiver, but New England risks disrupting Drake Maye's best deep connection.
The Hennessy's team has asked Boston to move its liquor license to a planned Bar 23 in the Seaport. The smaller steakhouse still needs city and state approval before it can open next year.
A smaller version of a known steakhouse could test whether famous restaurant names travel well into tighter spaces.