Archive for March 2020

The stake is valued at $242.5 million, according to a Suffolk County deed. Read More

His LinkedIn profile says he joined the company in February — which, at most, would have been a few weeks before Biogen’s Feb. 26 conference in Boston that has become an epicenter of the spread of coronavirus. Read More

The MBTA is shutting down its ferry system while reducing train service as part of its effort to slow the spread of contagious coronavirus. Read More

The Boston Business Journal today announced the recipients of its corporate and individual awards for the fourth-annual Business of Pride. Read More

The Bethesda defense giant is bringing in an exec from a Boston REIT to lead the company. Read More

Five things you need to know today in Boston business news: restaurant and bars are closed, churches are closed, sports are canceled. Welcome to the new normal. Read More

The escalating number of cases has prompted Baker to issue a number of public orders under his state of emergency declaration, including that all commercial insurers and the Group Insurance Commission — which provides health insurance for 460,000 state employees and their family — cover all medically necessary telehealth services in the same manner and…

The governor announced a slew of measures meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus, including the suspension of schools statewide for three weeks, restrictions on restaurants to only allow takeout meals, an expansion of telehealth and bans on gatherings of groups with more than 25 people. Read More

Mayor Walsh on Sunday declared a public health emergency for the city and mandated all bars and restaurants to reduce capacity by half to encourage social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. Then the governor banned all restaurant service statewide. Read More

“On what is usually one of the busiest and best days of the year, we are choosing to close our doors,” Stats Bar & Grille said on Twitter. Read More