Archive for September 2019

Roger Federer helped found the tournament in 2017 to honor tennis legend Rod Laver. Read More

If you take a ferry to Logan International Airport, you can now get “priority access” to the airport security line. Read More

Berkshire did not name the company in a filing, but it coincides with the sudden closure of MyPayrollHR, whose customers had direct deposits pulled back from their accounts, in some instances twice. Read More

Known for its independence and touting itself as a private trust, the MBTA Retirement Fund took a step toward engaging with the state’s biggest public pension fund, voting to authorize a $20 million investment in a hedge fund overseen by the Pension Reserves Investment Trust (PRIT) Board. Read More

One of Akcea Therapeutics’ biggest shareholders has instituted a shake-up at the Boston biotech, replacing longtime CEO Paula Soteropoulos and two other executives in a surprising move. Read More

Omega believes it can “precisely tune” a single gene or multiple genes’ activity to address rare diseases, cancer, metabolic diseases and other conditions. Read More

Mike Cole, TUGG’s executive director, had an idea to allow volunteers from the New England tech community to have the option to give back to the community through skilled-based volunteering instead of physical labor. Read More

Good morning, everyone. Here are the five most important things you need to know today, plus a focus on fintech, local fun facts and why you can’t talk about Downton Abbey near me. Read More

At least four insurance companies are now offering plans under the state’s new paid family and medical leave law. Some of them offer substantial savings over the government version. Read More