Archive for July 2019

Two days after Connecticut-based United Technologies Corp. highlighted why the proposed merger with Raytheon Corp. makes financial sense, the Waltham defense contractor took a similar tack, reaffirming its confidence in the deal expected to close in the first half of 2020. Read More

During his seven year tenure, Leiden has led Vertex through the transition from a hepatitis C drugmaker to the first company to produce an FDA-approved treatment for the rare lung condition cystic fibrosis. Read More

Massachusetts General Hospital and its parent organization may be making several changes, but one part of its future is clear: A decade-long collaboration with an emerging cell and gene therapy investor. Read More

Good morning! Here are the five most important things you need to know to get your Thursday started, plus some odds and ends that make your water-cooler talk more interesting. Read More

The state’s health care oversight group has reviewed more than 100 recent health care mergers, acquisitions and affiliations since it started oversight of the industry in 2013. Now, the agency is going to see if those organizations lived up to the promises they made. Read More

Shares of Boston-based PTC Inc. fell in after-hours trading after the company missed Wall Street’s sales estimates for its fiscal third quarter 2019 and acknowledged what it called “meaningful headwinds” related to a changeover to a subscription-based business model. Read More

Dan Grady, ex-CFO of the former William Underwood Co. and Bose Corp., can look back with pride and fondness at his career largely because he was fortunate to work at two privately owned companies run by people who truly cared and allowed him to excel. Read More

Bisser Dokov is CFO of JRI. Read More

Kevin Ward is senior vice president strategy & CFO for The New England Center and Home for Veterans. Read More

Kimi Iguchi is CFO of Sage Therapeutics. Read More