Archive for December 2020

The 800-megawatt offshore wind project plans to use GE Renewable Energy’s Haliade-X wind turbine generators when it begins construction, which it called "industry leading" and "the most powerful in operation to date." Read More

The difference in fortunes at the airport properties is emblematic of a broader truth for hotels throughout the U.S. Those that cater to extended-stay travelers, offering limited service at modest room rates, have weathered Covid-19 better than most. Read More

With new daily cases in Massachusetts consistently coming in over 2,000, there have been calls for Baker to put new restrictions on businesses to slow Covid-19’s spread. Read More

Boston Scientific Corp. is following up its recent layoffs by selling its specialty pharmaceuticals business. Read More

Boston Scientific Corp. is following up its recent layoffs by selling its specialty pharmaceuticals business. Read More

A new stimulus package should focus on businesses and workers in the restaurant, hospitality and other industries that require face-to-face interaction, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said. Read More

Health care experts and executives issued a call to action aimed at the state’s business community to address systemic racism, saying the economic consequences were too great to ignore. Read More

With LIT, students in fifth to 12th grade receive digital stories from six different levels ranging from “Novice Low” to “Intermediate High.” These animated stories combine high-frequency vocabulary, common language functions and visual cues to increase language acquisition for students. Read More

Cogo Labs, the Cambridge-based incubator affiliated with venture capital firm Link Ventures, has cut one-fifth of its staff "in an effort to strategically reduce financial cash burn," the company said in a statement to BostInno. Read More

ADDASPACE, which works out of a facility in Bristol, builds living units out of shipping containers. The team pre-fabricates and insulates the units, then essentially hammers them into the ground using structural metal pylons. Read More