Archive for October 2019

In a scathing lawsuit, Suffolk Construction Co.’s John Fish accuses Weiner Ventures of deploying “stunning and unsavory” tactics for personal gain. Read More

Employment in the Bay State’s clean-energy sector has been surging in recent years, with more than 110,700 clean energy workers in the state as of last year. Read More

"While local interest in relying on Quincy Medical Center was cratering in the years leading up its closing, the availability of local emergency care continued to be a good thing, especially as the opioid crisis has metastasized." Read More

As more biotech and pharmaceutical companies compile and share millions or billions of datapoints, cybersecurity risks are potentially devastating for both companies and patients. Read More

As more biotech and pharmaceutical companies compile and share millions or billions of datapoints, cybersecurity risks are potentially devastating for both companies and patients. Read More

Massachusetts slipped to 36th among states in a business tax climate index released this week by a foundation that promotes lower tax burdens, raising questions about the state’s business investment appeal. Read More

Rarely has the political exercise of beating up on the pharmaceutical industry been more starkly contrasted with the clear benefits created by drug developers than this week in the Bay State. Read More

Those two sectors, along with robotics and quantum computing, are identified in the Baker administration’s new economic development plan for Massachusetts as "promising opportunities." Read More

While the state has held health care spending growth to the benchmark, commissioners see problems like underutilization of community hospitals, growth in pharmaceutical spending and stagnant readmission rates. Read More

Good morning, everyone. Here are the five most important things you need to know to get your Thursday started, plus sports, suffrage, spooky stories and where to watch the Star Wars marathon nearby. Read More