Archive for March 2020

Layoffs are a problem many of the state’s marijuana employees could be facing. As an emerging industry in Massachusetts, marijuana dispensaries must first go through a lengthy and expensive application process. Read More

Good morning, friends. Keep flattening that curve. Here are the five things you need to know to start a rainy, gloomy Monday, plus Celtics eating marshmallows, social-distancing playlists, cultural things to do, Dutch tulips and a word on subscriptions. Read More

Nationally, revenue per available room is worse than levels seen during September 11, 2001 and the Great Recession. Read More

The lack of supplies has become a running commentary, along with news of the infection spread, in the ongoing fight against coronavirus. An inside look locally shows hospitals and their staff in frenzied hunts for equipment, with several health systems down to as little as a few days’ worth of critical supplies. This startling reality…

The Davis Cos. will provide a shuttered former acute-care hospital in Brighton, and Suffolk University is repurposing a downtown dormitory, in efforts to help the city of Boston battle the coronavirus pandemic among its homeless population. Read More

Monica Bharel, the state’s public health commissioner, has tested positive for COVID-19. Read More

The company’s portfolio includes assets in Boston and in North Carolina’s Research Triangle, San Diego. Read More

A Boston-based enterprise AI company has significantly reduced its workforce amid economic uncertainty driven by the spread of COVID-19. 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

Harvard University updated its human resource policies Friday to address questions about pay now that the campus is closed. Read More