Archive for September 2019

Happy Tuesday! Here are the five most important things you need to know to get your Monday started. Read More

Waltham-based 6 River Systems Inc., a startup founded by former executives from Amazon Robotics, is being acquired in one of the year’s biggest M&A deals in the local technology sector. Read More

“I’ve asked for an independent and comprehensive review and I am fully committed to overhauling the Zoning Board of Appeal,” Walsh said in a statement Monday. The statement appeared to be a shift from his initial insistence that there had been “no wrongdoing” at or by the ZBA. Read More

Unsatisfied with the progress or lack thereof at the bargaining table, the state’s largest public employee union last week called on Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration to exempt state employees from having to pay into the state’s new paid family and medical leave program. Read More

If MIT’s president can order an investigation into the Epstein donations, he should have ordered an investigation into donations by Fidelity Investments, the plaintiffs argued in a court filing. Read More

Anna Gosline will take over the role of executive director at the Massachusetts Coalition for Serious Illness Care from Richard Averbuch, who is retiring. Gosline described the position as that of a convener, helping to coordinate efforts between the member groups that constitute the coalition. Read More

The office campus is a stone’s throw from the headquarters of defense contractor Raytheon Co. Read More

The completion of the acquisition makes it the third company that RDX has acquired over the past seven months. Read More

Union nurses at Nashoba Valley Medical Center have filed a labor complaint against management, after hospital officials threatened to close the facility if the nurses did not accept the latest offer in ongoing contract negotiations. Read More