Archive for March 2020

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

The move is the Baker administration’s latest step to combat the coronavirus epidemic. Read More

Massachusetts lawmakers still need to approve the proposed Monday holiday — "Marathon Day" — but Gov. Charlie Baker said leaders on Beacon Hill were very receptive to the idea. Read More

MetroWest Medical Center has committed to delaying the closure of inpatient services at its Natick hospital, hours after union nurses asked state officials to halt hospital downsizing during the coronavirus crisis. Read More

The Vertex Foundation has donated half a million dollars to the largest health system in the state to help bolster the health system’s testing capability. Read More

Condos on the Greenway, lab space over the Pike and affordable apartments in Chinatown were all approved by the Boston Planning and Development Agency. Read More

The new reality in higher education, in which classes at most universities will be fully or mostly online within the next week or two, may have at least one silver lining. Read More

Massachusetts energy customers face higher utility bills and are forced to rely on imported energy resources from Russia, all because access to natural gas in Massachusetts is lacking. Read More

The city of Boston will likely face hundreds of millions of dollars in economic losses, after a spate of closures hit the area. Read More