Archive for December 2020

Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses. Read More

"On fire in 2020 could mean a lot of things, because there were literally times when the world was on fire." Read More

Moderna Inc. is still planning to produce 20 million doses of its Covid-19 vaccine in the span of two weeks. Read More

The pandemic has eviscerated traditional revenue streams linked to the day-to-day operations of most museums. And like other industries, the economic pain brought on by the coronavirus also is highlighting an expanding wealth gap within the sector. Read More

Buckingham, Browne & Nichols in Cambridge has reached an agreement to buy the land near the Cambridge/Watertown line. Read More

The Business Journal analyzed PPP activity by comparing a bank’s loan approvals on behalf of Massachusetts businesses to the amount of deposits they hold in the state. Read More

The pandemic is boosting demand for industrial real estate at a time when office, retail and hospitality properties are suffering from declining occupancies and investor interest. Read More

The economic and social disruption we’re experiencing offers an opportunity for large-scale change to our financial system, and there is no group better positioned to lead the way than Boston’s fintech community. Read More

Skanska is planning a 27-story, 625,000-square-foot “flexible office” tower at 380 Stuart St. in Back Bay. The Swedish construction giant closed on a $177 million acquisition of 380 Stuart St. from John Hancock Life Insurance Co. on Thursday. Read More

The key to reopening our offices and schools, kickstarting economic growth, and getting back to something that resembles normal is a small piece of cloth that covers both our mouths and noses. Read More