Archive for January 2020

The committee recommended Marcelo Suárez-Orozco, currently Wasserman Dean and distinguished professor of education at UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies. Read More

Legislators overall seemed to like the message of Gov. Baker’s health care bill — that the state needs to bolster investment in primary care and behavioral health care. Read More

A longtime Harvard scientist has been charged with lying to U.S. government agencies about his work with a Chinese university and government recruitment program — connections that allegedly earned him millions of dollars. Read More

If the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority is going to finance its plan for a $500 million expansion of the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in the Seaport through the sale of the Back Bay’s Hynes Convention Center, it is going to need to do more to get residents, businesses and legislators on board, a committee…

Boston Calling’s three-day festival this year has new sponsors and its third headliner, organizers said. Read More

An early-stage startup that last year added a former executive from HubSpot to its team is raising funds from a couple of high-profile investors. Read More

Good morning, everyone. Here are the 5 Things You Need to Know to get your busy workday started, plus a local CEO who went undercover. Read More

The owners of 175 Federal St. say the building hasn’t been substantially renovated since its construction in the 1970s. Read More

The banking giant’s ATMs will soon be in South Station, Downtown Crossing and more, the latest strike in Chase’s aggressive bid for Boston deposit dollars. Read More

What can we expect from the new CFO? Is the wheeling and dealing done yet, or might there be more selloffs to come? Read More