Archive for April 2020

"The movers that have been more successful in navigating this situation are the ones that have been willing to be creative,” said Oded Carmi, vice president of the Massachusetts Movers Association. Read More

With walk-in appointments temporarily unavailable due to coronavirus, CVS Health is now offering telehealth as a way to connect with patients. Read More

Chris Wayland’s promotion to general manager of NBCUniversal Boston was officially announced on April 1 amid a global pandemic. “I can only go up from here,” he joked. Read More

Gov. Charlie Baker’s advisory board on restarting the Massachusetts economy, formed on Tuesday, has already been meeting for “hours on hours every single day.” Read More

A group of Boston University students have filed a class action lawsuit against the institution over the school’s approach to reimbursing room, board and other fees after closing its campus due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

The changes come just a few weeks after the Fed first announced the program. Read More

Steven Rosenthal and Jo Ann Simons write, in this BBJ op-ed: Health care nonprofits must keep moving forward, but they’ll need help from loosened regulations, by keeping an innovative growth mind-set, and by being able to pivot quickly. Read More

One silver lining to the Covid-19 pandemic is that many old blockers to efficient healthcare delivery finally giving way to innovation in cost and quality. Read More

The real estate investment trust said last month that the project’s first phase would be ready for occupancy in early 2023, but it told the Silicon Valley Business Journal on Wednesday it can no longer comment on the timing of the first phase’s delivery. Read More

An April 16 Massachusetts Superior Court judgement against RE/MAX of New England could making it easier for franchisees everywhere to cut ties with the company. Read More