Archive for August 2019

GE has been significantly downsizing GE Capital, once one of the largest financial services companies in the U.S., for years. Read More

People looking to get out of Boston and get on with their Labor Day weekend plans will get a little assist from the Department of Transportation Thursday and Friday afternoons, when the Southeast Expressway’s HOV lane will open earlier than normal. Read More

Demand for information technology professionals in the Bay State continues to increase, according to the Business Journal’s latest list of the Largest IT Consulting Firms in the state. Read More

More than four years after the Indiegogo campaign that first launched the cloud-integrated notebook, Rocketbook is soaring. Read More

Since WeWork leased its first building five years ago, the company has become the second-largest tenant in Boston’s office market. Read More

An eastern North Carolina CRO has landed a contract with a Massachusetts-based biopharmaceutical company with a quickly expanding research portfolio – adding to the firm’s prestige in oncology and immunology development. Read More

While working in a laboratory some 25 years ago, Supriya Shivakumar had little idea that she could one day lead an international company’s efforts around a science that would make her life and the lives of other researchers much, much easier. Read More

The bodies that govern higher education institutions should err on the side of protecting students, not institutions. Read More

The lack of transparency surrounding the EDIP program hurts that program’s credibility and undermines the public confidence in state tax money is collected, kept and spent. Read More