Archive for June 2020

Procter & Gamble’s new line includes a throwback double-edge safety razor like the one your grandfather might have used. Read More

When the marchers emptied out into the Boston Common, people had few places to go. Then MBTA stops began to close. Read More

Dozens of businesses in downtown Boston as well as the Dorchester neighborhood on Monday began the process of cleaning up the mess from the widespread damage done Sunday night — one more big hurdle as they struggle to stay afloat after being closed for more than two months during the pandemic. Read More

Lee Pelton did not offer "words of comfort," because doing so would be "inauthentic," he said in a Monday letter to Emerson’s community. Instead, Pelton wrote a personal narrative, with examples of racial injustices and discriminatory actions against himself and others, and he called on individuals to do their part to help fix a broken…

Gov. Charlie Baker overstepped constitutional separation of powers with his statewide response to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new lawsuit filed by a national group on behalf of Massachusetts small business owners. Read More

Going up against the big kids of the vaccine-development world, small Bay Area companies and others are seeing their stock prices rise. Read More

Should the drug industry succeed in making a Covid-19 drug, how should it handle pricing? Read More

Focus Technology, a leading provider of next-gener Read More

Boston Properties — which relies on office tenants for 86% of its revenue — says that many of its customers have reported that they wish to come back to the office to work. Read More

Good morning. Here are the five things you need to know to start your workday, and a night in our city that was among the most painful to witness in decades. Read More