Archive for August 2020
The pandemic has proven to be a boon for Mass. gaming companies
Five months after people started spending more time at home, Massachusetts gaming companies report more users than ever. Read More
Read MoreState imposes more fines against hotel for hosting large events
State officials have slapped additional fines on the Massachusetts hotel accused of hosting two events last weekend that violated Covid-19 safety standards, including mask requirements and the 100-person limit for outdoor events. The wedding venue is being cited for operating beyond the maximum allowed capacity, allowing dancing, and permitting "very few people" to wear masks…
Read More2020 PVD Design Catalyst: Meet Eugenio Fernandez of Asthenis
Asthenis is an innovative design concept that re-imagines the health care experience in Rhode Island. Read More
Read MoreCollege pledges come with a twist as schools struggle to contain students, Covid-19
Pledging is an annual right-of-passage at campus sororities and fraternities that’s often accompanied by sophomoric rituals and copious amounts of beer. For colleges and universities in 2020, the term carries a different meaning entirely. Read More
Read MoreThe week in bankruptcies: Four local companies file for protection
For the year, Boston has recorded 67 business bankruptcy filings. Read More
Read MoreMass General Brigham reverses retirement benefit cut
A quick return to near normal operations after coronavirus shutdowns has allowed Mass General Brigham to restore contributions to employee’s retirements far earlier than anticipated. Read More
Read MoreiRobot gets temporary extension of Chinese tariff relief
Bedford-based iRobot Corp. breathed a sigh of relief this week with the news that China tariffs won’t raise the costs of the company’s signature cleaning robots. At least, not yet. Read More
Read MoreFort Point, Seaport building projects get design OK
Two projects are expected to bring more office and lab space to South Boston’s Fort Point and Seaport neighborhoods. Read More
Read MoreGov. Baker imposes tougher limits on outdoor gatherings, restaurants
Gov. Charlie Baker announced new coronavirus-related restrictions in response to the recent increase in Covid-19 cases statewide, though he stopped short of rolling back any business reopenings. Read More
Read MoreForm D Friday: Agritech, messaging companies lead $15M fundraise
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
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