Archive for September 2020

The pledge comes amid mounting pressure from the Trump administration to deliver a coronavirus vaccine in early November. Read More

Similar to Waze and Google Maps, ScootRoute provides turn-by-turn navigation, but it specifically caters to those traveling less than 30 to 35 miles per hour on an e-bike or motor scooter. Read More

Boston-based laboratory Orig3n halted its coronavirus testing in Massachusetts after reporting hundreds of false positive test results, with officials chalking up the mistakes to a lack of direction and proper documentation at the lab, among other factors. Read More

Progress Software is acquiring a Seattle-based provider of developer tools in a deal expected to close in October. Read More

Empower Retirement, a Colorado-based firm with an Andover office, is seeking to gain greater scale to take on industry leader Fidelity Investments. Read More

High hopes for Corbus Pharmaceuticals’ lead drug came crashing down Monday. Read More

Good morning, friends. Here are the five things you need to know to get your busy day started, plus sports updates, who’s reopening, who’s getting funded and where to find the best dad jokes. Read More

The number of million-dollar filers in Massachusetts grew by another 11% in 2018, according to new IRS data. But what is the pandemic doing to those numbers, and what will it mean for the proposed "millionaires" tax? Read More

With unemployment soaring, state lawmakers are considering ways to soften the blow from a major impending increase in the taxes employers pay toward the state’s unemployment system, a jump in costs that one business group described as a "pretty staggering." Read More

Haril Pandya was most recently a principal at Boston architecture firm CBT. Read More