Archive for March 2020

As the spread of the novel coronavirus disrupts the travel industry worldwide, Boston tech darling Lola.com has laid off nearly one-third of its workforce. Read More

The existing studio on Soldiers Field Road is New England’s first TV studio. Read More

California courts and voters may favor a reclassification of these gig workers as employees, as a result of the fast-moving virus. Read More

In one case, Wolf & Company is becoming the auditor for a bank that’s acquiring one of its clients. Read More

Leaders in federal, state and local government must apply the same creativity and ingenuity they historically witness from small and midsize business to try new, innovative approaches approaches to create a reliable bridge to the other side of this pandemic. Read More

The online retailer said it’s hiring in Massachusetts as part of its plan to add 100,000 jobs across the country to deal with a spike in demand driven by the coronavirus. Read More

A worst-case forecast by a trio of economists, where the crisis triggers parallel slowdowns in household consumption, housing and business activity, would likely trigger economic losses unrivaled in our lifetime. Read More

Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses. Read More

Good morning, friends. It’s Friday. You made it. Here are the 5 Things You Need to Know to start your workday, plus how to save jobs and clean your clothes drawers at the same time. Read More