Archive for December 2020

They say you’re never too old to follow your dreams. You’re never too young, either. Here are the 25 Under 25. Read More

As Massachusetts school officials continue to grapple with educating students during a pandemic, so is a local company that serves an estimated 50 million students and three million educators in 150 countries. Read More

The megabank continues its expansion push in Greater Boston despite the pandemic and economic slowdown. It currently has 22 retail branches in Greater Boston, with a goal of reaching 50 locations in the next few years. Read More

Op-ed from Bentley University’s Center for Women and Business: Remote work has become the new norm for many workers during the pandemic, bringing with it new opportunities to succeed. But for significant numbers of women, the pandemic is crippling opportunity and advancement. Read More

Starting in March and extending through the fall, more than two dozen companies across Boston’s tech industry made cuts to their workforces. Read More

The Massachusetts health care sector as a whole received $3 billion in federal aid through Dec. 11, but a second shutdown focused on inpatient elective procedures starting in December could create further losses. Read More

Marcy Reed and National Grid’s head of renewable energy write in this op-ed that the pandemic’s challenges present us with a significant opportunity to rebuild the economy, create jobs and create a clean, fair and affordable energy future for all. Read More

If all goes well, the CEO of startup Grax says, his company could grow from its current 50 employees to 500 workers within five years, as it attempts to aggressively tap into the growing $11 billion data-backup market. Read More

Banks and lenders that offered PPP before should do so again. No businesses should have to go through the added stress of finding a new lender, with whom they have no prior relationship, in the hopes of saving their employees’ jobs. Read More