Archive for July 2020

The governor gave the go-ahead for Phase 3 to start next week, even as other parts of the country see a surge in Covid-19 cases. Read More

Local drugmaker CureVac is getting a notable assistant in its mission to create a Covid-19 vaccine: Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk. Read More

The majority of the state’s largest insurance brokers saw growth in local premiums over the past year, according to the latest Boston Business Journal survey. Read More

BOSTON, Mass., July 1, 2020 – – While most compani Read More

Companies like Toast and Tripadvisor have contributed to the nearly 900,000 square feet of sublease space put on the market in the second quarter. Read More

Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news today, plus things professionals shouldn’t say and why my laptop screen is so minty fresh. Read More

Massachusetts voters are on track to decide this November whether to embrace ranked-choice voting and expand access to automobile digital repair data, but a proposal to increase funding for nursing homes, which were at the center of the COVID-19 crisis, will not appear on the ballot. Read More

Karen Parkin described concerns about unequal treatment as ‘noise.’ Read More

Some banks are taking a wait-and-see approach to registering as a lender, as the program has seen slow pickup so far among businesses. Read More