Archive for January 2021

The job cuts are another cost-cutting move after the Boston-based company reduced its global real estate footprint by about 1 million square feet. The positions to be eliminated “are primarily those that are part of operating model changes, business process changes as well as automation." Read More

The Boston Harley-Davidson dealership, located on the border of Revere and Malden, wants to market three buildings as part of a sale-leaseback deal. The site is adjacent to a now-closed Showcase Cinemas location that is slated to become home to an Amazon distribution site. Read More

Fenway Park will become the state’s second mass vaccination site, joining Gillette Stadium. Read More

Chinese antitrust officials signed off on a $4.5 billion merger deal between Cisco and Acacia after an earlier $2.6 billion deal nearly fell apart over Chinese regulatory approval. Read More

On the eve of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, a look back at Election Day. Read More

Providence, R.I.; Navajo County, Arizona; most of Tennessee — these are among the United States’ next Covid-19 hotspots, according to predictions from a Waltham-based tech firm called Cotiviti. Read More

A group of restaurant investors and operators focused on casual-dining chains has completed its acquisition of Friendly’s. Could new ice cream flavors be on the menu? Read More

Boston-based Noble Rock Advisors Inc. is disclosing plans to raise $200 million to acquire and bring a tech-enabled company public, as the SPAC stampede continues this year. Read More

Womble, one of the largest law firms in the southeastern U.S., opened its Boston location in 2017. Read More

Wayfair Inc., along with several other major retailers, is reportedly dropping MyPillow products from its online store as MyPillow CEO made repeated claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election, according to widespread media reports. Read More