Archive for December 2020

Bob Nelson, Massachusetts district director for the U.S. Small Administration, refers to 2020 as a “truly historic year” for his organization — nationally, but also in Massachusetts. Read More

Jason Ray said networking is a critical component of Paperless Parts’ success. From finding investors and advisors to finding clients and great hires, it’s all about meeting people: It turns out great people know a lot of great people. Read More

Massachusetts continues to drive the energy transition and remains diligent in its carbon reduction efforts, even as it fights Covid, the head of Enel X North America in Boston writes. Read More

Op-ed: Two legal partners write that we should expect in 2021 the local U.S. Attorney’s Office will be deeply involved in investigating claims of fraud and abuse related to Covid-19. Read More

An FDA advisory group has thrown its support behind Moderna Inc.’s Covid-19 vaccine application. Read More

Founded in May, Beeyonder aims to provide travel opportunities to people with disabilities, those who can’t take trips due to financial constraints and, of course, individuals who can’t travel due to global pandemics. Read More

Biogen Inc. has agreed to a $22 million settlement after federal prosecutors accused the Cambridge-based biotech of using two foundations to pay Medicare co-pays for patients taking its multiple sclerosis drugs. Read More

Up to 35 percent of retail alcoholic beverage licensees and 20 percent of state licensees may not renew in the new year due to the COVID-19 pandemic’s "major economic toll" on bars and restaurants, according to Massachusetts Treasurer Deb Goldberg. Read More

How we work will never be the same. And that is not hyperbole. Read More