Archive for October 2019

Paige comes to the firm with minimal experience working with legal clients. For Nixon Peabody CEO Andrew Glincher, that’s a good thing. Read More

Boston-based Notarize, Inc., has signed a partnership with Dropbox, Inc. (Nasdaq: DBX) to make its online notarization services available to all users of the cloud-based file storage and sharing software. Read More

Members of a powerful advocacy coalition are mounting an effort to include business tax measures in a revenue package designed to bankroll transportation investments, saying proposals that add to the costs of gasoline and tolls are too regressive and will only put a heavier burden on low-income and middle class residents. Read More

The company has cut more than 2,700 positions this year. But it’s added hundreds at Charles River Development, the Burlington-based software provider it bought last year for $2.6 billion. Charles River’s CEO says what else he’s been up to the past year. Read More

Shares of Wayfair Inc. were down more than 16 percent as of 10 a.m. Thursday after the Boston-based Internet retailer reported another loss on the bottom line. Read More

A lover of luxury and sports car, Gianluca De Novi was supposed to do “extremely secretive” work on a simulation of the Ferrari car for his master’s thesis. Instead, he went into the medical field after witnessing a surgical operation on a five-year-old girl. Read More

One of the leading Cambridge biotechs hoping to treat diseases by silencing the genetic causes could get as much as $1.67 billion to develop a treatment for hepatitis B. Read More

Here in Massachusetts, the business community has often led the nation in promulgating progressive policies around immigration. This week marked a particular high point. Read More