Archive for September 2019

The Seattle-based online retail giant held one of its six job fairs around the country at the Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts on Tuesday. Read More

Inside the event, Gottlieb spoke about the “unfinished business” he left behind at the FDA, largely around introducing new clinical trial processes and accommodations. Read More

A statement from GPB Capital Holdings said that David Rosenberg, the son of the late businessman Ira Rosenberg, “has been relieved of his duties” but gave no further details. Read More

East Boston will have two cannabis dispensaries within half a mile of one another, despite city requirements barring facilities from being within that close of proximity. Read More

The bank’s new local commercial banking leader wishes to add business and private banking personnel in Boston in the coming years. Read More

As many as 80,000 members of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts could lose access to Southcoast Health after the health system threatened to terminate its contract with the insurer. Read More

A consultant will complete a new study of the Red-Blue Connector by fall 2020, outlining what the current cost would be for a long-sought project to connect two of the MBTA’s main subway lines in downtown Boston. Read More

The injection of ethics into the discussion of how America does business has never been more needed. Read More

PreVeil, an encryption-software startup with 25 employees in its Downtown Crossing office, has raised $7 million in a Series B investment round led by Presidio Ventures, the investment arm of Japanese trading company Sumitomo Corp. PreVeil’s software integrates with Microsoft’s Office 365 by adding an encrypted inbox to the regular Outlook one. Read More

Good morning, everyone. Here are the five most important things you need to know to get your workday started. Read More