Archive for August 2019

Raytheon’s new factory in McKinney will eventually employ 500 people. Read More

Good morning, everyone. Here are the five most important things you need to know to get your workday started, plus the odds and ends you need to keep your water-cooler talk top-notch. Read More

Raytheon plans to grow its already robust presence in Dallas-Fort Worth with a new factory in Collin County. Read More

Community colleges aren’t typically synonymous with executive education. Instead, the term is more commonly linked to prestigious business schools at elite universities such as Harvard University and MIT. Read More

Boston Mayor Martin Walsh says he’s open to the idea of retail clinics operating in Boston. His response is a stark difference from the stance of the late Mayor Thomas Menino, who opposed retail clinics when they were first proposed in the city in 2007. Read More

The security market is “broken,” VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger said, announcing that the Palo Alto company was out to “change the industry, because the industry we know today is not working.” Read More

Amazon will open a distribution center in Holyoke this fall and plans to hire “hundreds” to staff it, the city’s mayor said. Read More

Nearly 10,000 patients involved in research studies were affected in an incident that exposed their names, diagnoses, and tests, Massachusetts General Hospital said Thursday. Read More

The CEOs Against Stigma program may never get off the ground, certainly not without funding from the business community. But even if it doesn’t, that shouldn’t stop business leaders from taking steps within their own companies to acknowledge the issue in the workplace. Read More