Archive for November 2020
Former Crate & Barrel CEO to head CVS Health retail business
She will oversee the company’s more than 10,000 U. S. pharmacies. Read More
Read MoreMarijuana retailers ready to sue over delivery rules
Massachusetts marijuana regulators are poised to reshape the industry to include a home delivery aspect, but that decision could give way to a legal challenge in short order. Read More
Read MoreLargest Credit Unions in Massachusetts
Information was obtained from federally insured credit union call report data collected by the National Credit Union Administration. Read More
Read MoreFive things you need to know today, and a plea for empathy amid Covid
Good morning, and happy Thanksgiving Eve. Here are the five things you need to know to get your business day started, and a plea for the need for empathy for your neighbors’ Covid choices during this holiday season. Read More
Read MoreAfter IPO, Eastern Bank shifts focus at charitable foundation
The bank’s leaders are focused on four areas in particular: entrepreneurs of color, affordable housing, early childhood education, and workforce development. Read More
Read MoreMass. AG sues Boston Sports Clubs owner, alleging illegal membership charges
Town Sports International LLC allegedly violated state consumer protection laws after failing to honor membership cancellations and refund requests, according to a complaint from Attorney General Maura Healey. Read More
Read MoreOp-ed: Welcome to the rest of 2020
We are, most all of us, fraught with anxiety about the roiling economic, and cultural changes here at home. With that in mind, I have a few recent and significant books for you to consider. Read More
Read MoreAnalog Devices bets on 5G, looks to close Maxim acquisition next year
Assuming a successful integration of Maxim, Analog Devices would garner roughly 15% market share worldwide and become the second-largest analog-chip company after Dallas, Texas-based Texas Instruments Inc. (Nasdaq: TXN). Read More
Read MoreLogz.io raises $23M, plans global hires for its go-to-market strategy
With the new funding, Logz.io CEO Tomer Levy plans to immediately hire about 30 people in Boston, Israel and London. Those new hires will all be focused on marketing, sales, technical sales, sales engineering and customer engineering. Read More
Read MoreFidelity tests out new crypto data platform
The platform is currently in "limited beta release" and run out of FIdelity’s in-house tech incubator. Read More
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