Archive for June 2020

Boston’s head of planning and development has expressed “disappointment and frustration” with the leaseholder of Faneuil Hall Marketplace, accusing the New York-based company of not doing enough to support merchants and plans for reopening. Read More

Breweries throughout the state are undertaking wholesale reconfigurations of the taproom model that has launched dozens of businesses, many with a quick adoption to selling cans out of their storefronts or other measures. Read More

Good morning, friends. Here are the five things you need to know to start your workday, plus an exercise in introspection. Read More

The chief executive’s compensation was revealed for the first time in a filing connected with Eastern’s plan to go public. Read More

“People are very surprised that we’re still growing in a pandemic,” said Workbar CEO Sarah Travers. Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jen Lemanski PK Read More

The bill that passed the Senate requires insurers, including MassHealth, to cover telemedicine services in all instances where in-person care would be covered, including audio-only consultations. Read More

The transaction gives the company access to more capital. Read More

UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney said the university anticipates a fiscal year 2021 budget hole of more than $50 million — “a deficit significantly larger than anything we faced even during the 2008 economic downturn.” Read More

Brigham and Women’s nurses say the hospital’s lax policies on transporting workers are endangering health workers as they try to get to work. Read More