Five live signals across AI leadership, Boston restaurant growth, and Red Sox and Patriots roster calls.
Wiz founder Assaf Rappaport is reportedly talking with McDonald's about its roughly 230-store Israel business. The company has not announced a buyer, price, or final deal.
A software founder taking over a major restaurant network would bring tech money and new operating ideas into a mature chain.
Mike Vrabel said New England would discuss the position after Andy Borregales missed three kicks. No second kicker has been signed, and Borregales later bounced back in practice.
A real competition could change one roster spot and decide close games once the regular season starts.
Roman Anthony is moving into a minor league rehab assignment after increasing his baseball work. Boston has not set a return date or said how many rehab games he needs.
An early return would deepen Boston's lineup during the playoff race and reduce pressure on its current outfield group.
Fans are pushing for Kristian Campbell after Masataka Yoshida left Saturday's game with a leg injury. Campbell has been hot at Worcester, but Boston has not announced a move.
A call-up could add a flexible bat while Boston waits for injured players to return, but the club may choose a shorter fix.
Tavern in the Square is tied to five planned restaurants across Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Some sites are still early, and opening dates or final leases are not public for all of them.
A five-store push would make a strong local chain more visible and raise the fight for staff, guests, and good sites.