Archive for November 2020
Zoom Telephonics to merge with Minim, plans rebrand
Boston-based cable modem maker Zoom Telephonics announced on Thursday night that it will merge with Minim, confirming news of merger talks reported by the Boston Business Journal last month. Read More
Read More#WFH Chronicles: Of monkeys and nickels
Many of us hit a wall this week. And some of us have only ourselves to blame. Read More
Read MoreOp-ed: Targeted government help for small business is needed
Covid-19 will permanently change the face of small business. Can governments help save Main Street? Read More
Read MoreQuincy construction management firm hires new diversity director
Dellbrook | JKS is the 11th largest contracting firm in the state. Read More
Read MoreBabson College turns to all online learning, citing rise in Covid cases
Babson College said on Thursday that it would transition to all online learning on Friday, Nov. 13, citing a recent rise in Covid-19 cases on the Wellesley campus. Read More
Read MoreCovid-19 carries mixed results for John Hancock
For the Boston-based insurer, the pandemic has led to payouts on life insurance policies but savings on long-term care insurance costs. Read More
Read MoreSilicon Valley enters uncharted waters when it comes to supporting the home office
After being thrust into an unplanned virtual work environment, it’s no surprise that Bay Area tech firms — cash rich and already known for plush employee benefits — have been among the more generous employers in adjusting perks for a remote workforce. Read More
Read MoreRaytheon acquiring Colorado small-satellite manufacturer
The company has been growing fast and plans to keep its local operations unchanged. Read More
Read MoreChewy expands pharmacy business with customized medications for pets
The e-commerce company plans to offer this as a service to vets in the future. Read More
Read MoreAmazon expands in-garage delivery to Boston
Originally launched in 50 cities, Key by Amazon’s In-Garage Delivery lets some of the Amazon customers who are also paying for a Prime subscription have their orders delivered inside their garage. Read More
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