Archive for July 2020

The New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference, comprised of 11 local colleges and universities, became the latest league to cancel fall sports because of the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

The company expects changes "really starting quite soon," CEO Ron O’Hanley said, though it’s sticking by its commitments at a future tower near Boston’s City Hall. 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

Restaurant owners are innovating on the fly. But in an industry built on volume and on-site ‘experiences,’ profitability in a Covid-19 economy is indefinitely off the menu for most. Read More

American Airlines is looking to grow internationally out of the Northeast, and is tapping JetBlue for help. Read More

Three local public relations experts say the Boston-based retailer did a good job knocking down the baseless conspiracy theory in the past week, but also suggested tacks any company could take if faced with a similar situation. Read More

The unemployment rate in Massachusetts rose again in June, to a record 17.4%, even though the Baker administration began allowing businesses to reopen the month prior. Read More

Timberline Construction Corporation is a full-serv Read More

Investigative reporter Ally Donnelly announced on Twitter Thursday night that she "lost (her) job" as part of a "cost-saving measure" at NBC10 Boston and NECN, the second high-profile journalist to leave the station in the past two months. Read More

If you’ve checked the news, odds are you’ve seen or heard the misleading reports about debt collectors targeting consumers during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. This is simply not true. Read More