Archive for June 2020

From contactless weapon screeners to wristbands that vibrate when someone gets closer than six feet, here are three local companies that are making things simpler when it comes to keeping distance. Read More

Boston business owners and executives want the economy to reopen in phases, according to research by The Business Journals. Not everyone nationwide does. Read More

Early projections suggest the institution could face a year-end operating loss between $50 million to $100 million, and that’s affecting decisions about how quickly to bring back furloughed workers. Read More

The SBA made the argument in response to a lawsuit filed by 11 news organizations, including the Boston Business Journal’s parent company, American City Business Journals. Read More

Rick Fredkin, CEO and president of education technology company Eduporium in Newton, recently marched in a Brookline Black Lives Matter protest with his family. Read More

Stavis Seafoods, a vertically integrated importer Read More

A local CEO writes: "Like many people in our community, I have been striving to find ways to do more. I believe now is the time to be bold. I challenge all Black and Brown businesses and allied White business leaders to rise with me to meet the challenge." 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

Is the SBA ready to tackle a lengthy appeals process? Read More

Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont, is putting a creative spin on the gap year experience. Read More