Archive for September 2020

The Boston City Councilor has been sharply critical of Mayor Martin J. Walsh in the past. Read More

Good morning, friends. Here are the 5 Things You Need to Know to get your Tuesday started, plus remembrances of Chief Justice Gants, who’s hiring, and why Gov. Baker should allow some fans at Gillette Stadium. Read More

Lawyers, friends and one-time colleagues say the state’s top judge, Ralph Gants, had accomplished so much over a four-decade career but that some of his most important work lay ahead. Read More

A Cambridge startup specializing in security, which just closed another $60 million in venture capital, has become the landing place for one of LogMeIn’s top executives Read More

The $25 billion life sciences giant said it opened a new Bioprocessing Collaboration Center at its site in north St. Louis County. Read More

The chief justice had suffered a heart attack on Sept. 4, but as of last week, was expected to be discharged from the hospital and to resume his job duties. Read More

The news comes after city planning officials recommended against an Amazon warehouse in South Boston, citing planning guidelines for the stretch between the Broadway and Andrew Red Line MBTA stations that would not fit with the proposed warehouse renovation. Read More

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey’s hotline shut down with no warning as the Baker administration’s reporting line ramped up, processing hundreds of complaints over the past two months. Read More

The Boston-based betting platform’s products and services will be advertised by links across ESPN digital platforms starting this week under the terms of a new multi-year agreement. Read More

Advocates for higher state spending are touting survey results that they say show "overwhelming support" among Massachusetts voters for increasing taxes levied against corporations, annual household income over $1 million and investment profits. Read More