Archive for September 2019

The Boston-based company partnered with the Denver Housing Authority. Read More

Four months after the former CEO of Constant Contact joined the company, the Cambridge startup is adding another executive to its leadership team. Read More

Shareholders of American Outdoor Brands Corp. have rejected a “say-on-pay” advisory measure on the gunmaker’s rising executive pay. Read More

Charlie Pagnam, who until recently oversaw the University of Massachusetts’ $1 billion endowment, quietly left the five-campus university system this summer. Read More

Trade group MassBio polled more than 2,100 people, yielding what MassBio’s Vice President of Programs and Global Affairs Elizabeth Steele called “disheartening” results. Read More

Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday announced a four-month ban on the sale of all vaping products in Massachusetts. Read More

The effort, which was put on pause last year, is now being led by a former equity analyst at the asset manager. Read More

Massachusetts cannabis regulators finalized rules around the delivery and social consumption of recreational marijuana on Tuesday, opening the door to two new license types that will be exclusively available to small businesses and disenfranchised applicants. Read More

The New York company had been angling to go public, but stress over its business model — and Neumann’s behavior — worried investors delayed the initial public offering. Read More

Somerville-based Tulip Interfaces Inc., an MIT-born startup that focuses on software to power the industrial Internet of Things, has added to its Series B round. Read More