Five open questions across Boston football, betting markets, founder growth, small exits, and restaurant deals.
Gonzalez would not say whether he will play the opener if his contract stays unchanged. New England says it offered record pay, but the sides still disagree on the deal's structure.
A holdout would take New England's best corner off the field against Seattle. It would also turn a contract fight into a game-day problem.
The NFL asked Kalshi and Polymarket to remove contracts tied to injuries, officials, and single plays. The exchanges still list many football markets, and no broad deal is in place.
A retreat would narrow what customers can trade during football season. A refusal would deepen the fight between leagues, exchanges, and state regulators.
Founder Piotr Obidowski says Visualize AI reached about $8,200 in monthly recurring revenue after replacing a complex editor with chat. The figure and roughly 300 subscribers are self-reported.
The useful signal is not more AI features. A simpler first screen and recurring plans may unlock demand that a working product already has.
Founder Hirvesh Munogee says an unsolicited buyer approached after Habit Pixel crossed about $1,000 in monthly recurring revenue. He has not named the buyer or agreed to sell.
Tiny products can attract buyers before founders list them. Clear growth, stable subscriptions, and simple handoff matter more than a huge revenue number.
Gen says an unnamed restaurant operator offered about $100 million for its U.S. locations. The letter is not binding, and any sale still needs reviews and approvals.
The deal would turn a restaurant company into a grocery brand. It also tests whether buyers still want full-service chains with falling store sales.