Archive for July 2020

The parent company of several popular menswear chains is closing up to 500 stores nationwide, as it looks to cut expenses amid the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

The fund was launched last month by 19 executives of color in Boston. Read More

Public health officials need to track and publicly report information on the average wait time for results of Covid tests from non-hospitalized patients. Read More

Sea Machines, the Boston-based developer of self-driving technology for boats, has raised a $15 million Series B round. Read More

The global pandemic is also making harder for the company to diversify its manufacturing operations at a time reducing China exposure is key. Read More

A Rhode Island resident who commutes to work at a Massachusetts company sees their income from that job taxed by the Bay State. But what if that employee is no longer commuting and is working for a Massachusetts company without ever leaving their home in Rhode Island? Read More

The biotech is replacing its current chief financial officer Jeffrey Capello. Read More

Boston’s tech talent may be top 10 in the nation, but it has slipped a position as it struggles to grow its millennial population and sees its graduates leave the region, leading to a "brain drain" that tops nearly every other major U.S. city, new data shows. Read More

Good morning, friends. Here are the five things you need to know to get your workday started, plus clean energy crowdfunding, a new book publisher, Provincetown trivia, singing engineers and a guy who thinks six local colleges could "perish." Read More

A gene therapy startup in Grove City has raised $40 million in venture capital to both bring biotech to market and manufacture genetic material for outside clients. Read More