New England supermarket chain in Greater Boston, owned by the Mugar family; later sold to investorships and food groups.
China’s CXMT has raised about $8.6-9.8 billion in its STAR-market IPO, underscoring Beijing’s drive for tech self‑reliance. The stock surged on debut but faces headwinds from limited access to EUV tooling and ongoing competition from Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron. Analysts say long-term success depends on closing technology gaps, not investor enthusiasm.
Unitree has filed for an IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market, seeking about 6.1 billion yuan to fund software, hardware, and manufacturing expansion. Subscriptions were oversubscribed, valuing Unitree highly and signaling strong investor appetite for humanoid and four‑legged robots amid U.S.-China tensions that could affect overseas growth.