Archive for October 2019

Raytheon’s third quarter was full of better-than-expected numbers — save one weaker spot. Read More

The problem is not a lack of female leaders, but a lack of women in senior leadership roles, Girls Scouts of Eastern Mass. CEO writes in an op-ed. Read More

Gov. Charlie Baker’s ban on the retail sale of vaping products in Massachusetts is hanging in limbo after an Appeals Court judge denied the administration’s request to stay a lower court order that Baker amend his ban and reissue it by Monday. Read More

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey has sued oil giant Exxon Mobil, alleging deceptive advertising regarding climate change. Read More

The school will soon offer a master’s degree related to legal issues in the life sciences industry. Read More

Considered the lead designer for Ambius’ eastern Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire markets, Ciccia and her colleagues have worked transforming commercial spaces for clients ranging from Cumberland Farms to Verastem Oncology. Read More

Housing finance chief op-ed: Too many families lack what all Americans deserve: an affordable place to call home, whether it is rented or owned. To solve this affordability crisis, we must fix our nation’s mortgage finance system. Read More

Available online to the general public, the app is designed to help inspectors, compliance officers, first responders and law enforcement uncover the red flags of potential cases of labor trafficking—a crime that often goes unreported. Read More

First Ipswich Bank will be folded into Brookline after eight years of operating as a standalone bank under Brookline’s parent. Read More