Archive for April 2020

A Boston-based company has bought two 12-story office buildings in Dallas. Read More

No cities or towns in Massachusetts are eligible for a new Federal Reserve Bank relief program, according to a group of U.S. senators, who are seeking to expand eligibility for the COVID-19 credit and lending effort beyond the nation’s states and its largest cities and counties. Read More

Citizens CEO Bruce Van Saun: "We have learned a lot about social distancing, hygiene and wearing masks. I think you might have to take on some modest risk to reopen the economy or we are just going to have economic carnage.” Read More

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Hospitals in Boston, Memphis, St. Louis and Cleveland are now benefitting from personal protective equipment made by the sportswear giant. Read More

Good morning, friends. Here are the five things you need to know to start your Monday, plus more on PPP funds, what I’m listening to and how we’re responding to the missing marathon. Read More

Apart from leading existing markets, Tony Rango will be tasked with expanding the company’s presence in California. Read More

Wellesley entrepreneur Soosie Lazenby tested positive for COVID-19 shortly after St. Patrick’s Day. Read More

The Boston Business Journal will join its sister paper in San Francisco for an exclusive video call examining how biotech is reacting to the virus. Here’s how to join the call. Read More

Gov. Charlie Baker said "we’re right in the middle of the surge now" and a top White House official highlighted the state as an area where the continued spread of COVID-19 is a concern. Read More