Archive for January 2020

Good morning, everyone. Another day, another debate. Here are the 5 Things You Need to Know in Boston business news, plus sports, books, opioids, trivia and a vomit museum. Read More

The offices are located near the MBTA Orange Line Malden Center station. Read More

The state’s highest court has named more than a dozen people to a committee that’s tasked with making recommendations for improving the legal sector’s mental health. Read More

With competition encroaching, Alexion executives are pushing plans to more than double the company’s product portfolio in the next three years, including at least one “high risk, high reward” drug candidate. Read More

The deal comes as Alexandria is rapidly expanding its footprint outside of Cambridge’s Kendall Square. Read More

Wilford Durbin, policy adviser to the Cambridge Counsel, said that one of the biggest things the council was trying to accomplish by passing the ban is to give Cambridge residents the opportunity for a conversation about emerging face recognition technologies. Read More

The company’s growth targets include Boston, Miami, Philadelphia and Chicago. Read More

Officials from Encore Boston Harbor have been saying they’d have 5,500 workers on staff when the $2.6 billion gambling resort opened in June. But headcount is far below that, and it’s unclear whether they ever hired that many to begin with. Read More

The company sold about 1.4 million more shares that were part of an option held by financial firms involved with the public stock offering. Read More

The MBTA, with its aging equipment, regularly struggles to provide reliable public transit service, frustrating its customers. But the agency also wrestling with the people side of the equation. Read More