Archive for November 2020

New coronavirus-induced restrictions in Massachusetts went into effect Friday, Nov. 6, as state officials seek to slow the rate of new cases. Read More

The problems of the world haven’t gotten any lighter as we’ve worked from home. And we can expect them to follow us back into the office. Read More

The state’s stay-at-home advisory and business curfew starts this Friday. Read More

The order came in response to a lawsuit filed by news organizations, including American City Business Journals. Read More

While a victor has yet to be declared in the presidential election, the drug industry is already looking well into the first several months of the next presidential term, and many see the drug pricing conversation coming back down the pipeline. Read More

Until last week, initial unemployment claims were rising in Massachusetts as Covid-19 cases increased statewide this fall. Read More

Lawmakers have proposed changing how the state collects sales taxes and delaying the implementation of a state charitable tax deduction. They also floated $15 million for an initiative similar to the Paycheck Protection Program. Read More

As private colleges wind down the fall semester, the challenges posed by the coronavirus promise to persist and compound an already dismal operating environment. Read More

The company recently made the Inc. 5000 list. Read More

The new Massachusetts executive director of Bottom Line Inc., has held several positions in her 14 years with Bottom Line, starting at the nonprofit not as an employee, but as a student. Read More