Archive for December 2019
What small colleges can learn from Hampshire College’s precarious year
While there is still much work to be done, including rebuilding trust and assuring that its future is secure, Hampshire College’s new president Ed Wingenbach is certain the institution is on the right track. Read More
Read More2020 Vision: In Biogen, industry could see 1st new Alzheimer’s drug in years
For the first time in several years, not one, but two new products for Alzheimer’s disease are expected to be submitted for FDA approval next year. Read More
Read MoreMajor defense contractor wins $1B Navy deal
A major U.S. defense contractor has been awarded a $1 billion Navy deal that will benefit its subsidiary’s local facility. Read More
Read MoreYear in photos: Faces, places of Boston business in 2019
To close out 2019, the Business Journal’s design editor selected two dozen of her favorite images that appeared in the Boston Business Journal in print or online during the past year. Read More
Read MoreAs 2019 closes out, these are the local drugs and devices to watch in 2020
Several Massachusetts firms are nearing their first commercial launch, meaning a change in business structure and finances, as well as an inflection point for investors. Read More
Read MoreFive things you need to know today, and a skyscraper 15 years in the making
Good morning, everyone. Here are the five most important things you need to know to get your workday off to a smart start, plus a major update on the air-rights project over South Station. Read More
Read MoreHudson, N.H., company acquired by Pittsburgh manufacturer
The acquisition will expand Intervala’s capacity to manufacture complex printed circuit boards. Read More
Read MoreRaytheon exec talks transition from engineering to leadership
Kelly Zaleski of Raytheon discusses job challenges, her transition to leadership and more in this Q&A. Read More
Read MoreSpartan Race plans to acquire Tough Mudder
Obstacle racing company Spartan Race has acquired an exclusive purchase option for the U.K., Canadian and German events of its competitor Tough Mudder — the first step in what Boston-based Spartan said is a plan to merge the two obstacle racing companies. Read More
Read MoreNewton law firm uses a board game to beat client anxiety
The game, is a bit like the the Milton Bradley classic "The Game of Life," though in this case “Death” may be a more appropriate name. Read More
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