Guilford-based Hyperfine, which had 131 workers as of February 2024, is laying off 14% percent of its workforce.

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Rhaeos moved into Fulton Labs in January, effectively moving its headquarters from Evanston to Chicago. The company employs 17 people, most of whom work out of the Fulton Labs office — the others are ...

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