Archive for September 2020

When digital health company Biofourmis’ board met in March, their plans for a new financing round were looking grim. Read More

Industry leaders say elite programs will maintain their status by sticking to their traditional knitting. They also agree that MBA programs at all other levels must cater to the increasingly individualized demands of students — or perish. Read More

A federal grand jury has indicted a Cape Cod businessman as part of an ongoing college-admissions scandal, prosecutors said. Read More

Lazu stood out as a banking executive for multiple reasons, not least because she had switched industries and was a woman of color in a Boston banking industry whose top ranks are dominated by white men. Read More

This week, an auction notice went up for the Hingham beer equipment and furniture, and the path forward for the four remaining locations — all of which closed in March due to state mandates related to coronavirus — is still up in the air. Read More

As the fall semester begins, the onus must be on university leadership — rather than students — to ensure that the fall semester goes smoothly when it comes to containing and managing Covid-19. Read More

Partnerships with third-party vendors are showing strains — and in some cases signs of fraying — as universities cut expenses and preserve liquidity in response to Covid-19. Read More