Archive for May 2020

Northeastern University could start a phased reopening of its Boston campus later this month, according to a Friday letter to its community from president Joseph Aoun. The large research university also said it intends to bring back students for the fall semester. Read More

Producers of nearly every medical product being ordered in bulk during the pandemic — personal protective equipment, diagnostic tests, ventilators, to name a few — have run into problems that have forced them to adapt their supply chains. Read More

U.S. District Judge Douglas Woodlock ruled on Thursday that that the restrictions Baker ordered in response to the public health crisis posed an “improper burden” to the constitutional rights of individuals seeking to purchase firearms. Read More

With these profiles, we are highlighting the largest LGBT-owned businesses in Massachusetts. Read More

The owner of Ecologic Entomology said the coronavirus pandemic has “rattled” the pest-control company, which keeps its office in Boston’s South End. Read More

Moreno’s official title at the Massachusetts LGBT Chamber of Commerce is executive director/CEO, but these days she thinks of herself as a “resource navigator.” Read More

When the stay-at-home order came down, the president of architecture firm Dyer Brown seized the opportunity to self-reflect. “Our immediate concern was looking inward and making sure that we were setting ourselves up for success.” Read More

Working from home has brought my dream life a little closer. My hope is that it will stay that way when this #WFH adventure is over. Read More

State authorities are stepping in after hearing about unequal distribution of a new Covid-19 treatment. Read More

Tripadvisor revealed on it is furloughing approximately 850 employees, or 22% of its workforce, most significantly at its restaurant reservation subsidiary The Fork. Read More