Archive for May 2020

The Boston marketing agency had been consistently signing new clients and adding additional service lines for the last few years, which led to significant revenue growth until the pandemic struck. Read More

The Boston-based private equity firm that launched last year has closed $200 million for its first fund aimed at funding tech-enabled businesses based in the U.S. and Canada. Read More

Half of Facebook employees could work from home full-time within five to 10 years, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said today, a dramatic shift for one of Silicon Valley’s largest technology employers. Read More

TJX Cos. has started reopening many of its stores worldwide, and anticipates that most of its stores could be open by the end of June, the Framingham-based parent company of T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods reported to the SEC. Read More

American Well said it had closed a $194 million funding round, as it seeks to bolster its technology and platform in the age of coronavirus. Read More

Boston University plans to stand up its own Covid-19 testing efforts this fall — a step the university deems pivotal for repopulating its 40,000-person campus. Read More

As construction across Boston and the rest of Massachusetts reopens more broadly, safety standards at construction sites will be taken to an even higher level than usual. Read More

In about 12 short years, the U.S has embarked on two historic business bailout programs to avoid an economic meltdown. One was a success. What can we expect from the other? Read More

Claims under the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program significantly outnumbered traditional jobless claims in Massachusetts last week. Read More