Archive for March 2020

Bryant University has tapped Ross Gittell, the chancellor of the Community College System of New Hampshire, as its next president. Read More

Boston Mayor Martin Walsh has finalized the members of his newly-created cannabis review board, which will be oversee the local approval process for all marijuana license applications within the city. Read More

Cannabis Control Commission Chairman Steven Hoffman has been talking about creating a cannabis loan fund for over a year. "Unless we help people get funding, we won’t meet our objectives," he said. Read More

After more than a month of covert work, the Cambridge biotech disclosed Wednesday that it’s developing a coronavirus treatment with a California biotech startup. Read More

The coronavirus outbreak has hurt demand in GE’s aviation and health care businesses. And things could get worse, CEO Larry Culp acknowledged on investors call. GE has a substantial presence in China, the epicenter of the outbreak. Read More

The buyer was a Florida-based REIT. Read More

The incentive is meant in part to keep him from leaving the insurer. Read More

With the coronavirus outbreak wreaking havoc on everything from the U.S. stock market to the global economy, local tech companies with a global presence are encouraging employees to work remotely and making high-attendance events virtual. Read More

Some 18,565 Newton voters voted to allow the 23-acre mixed-use project to move forward. Read More

The tennis legend-turned-commentator is looking for his first win in the Laver Cup when the tournament comes to Boston in September. Read More