Archive for January 2021
THE INTERVIEW: Mercy College’s Timothy Hall plots a course for racial equity, growth by acquisition
Timothy Hall expects Mercy to be front and center in exploring potential mergers and acquisitions with struggling colleges, part of what he anticipates will be a broader wave of higher education consolidation in the months ahead. Read More
Read MoreFive things you need to know today, and I’m a 90 percenter
Good morning, friends, and Happy New Year! Here are the five things you need to know today in Boston business, plus a boost in air travel, someone who loves you, and my New Year’s resolution. Read More
Read MoreFour predictions for Mass. tech for 2021
Seattle-based data market research firm PitchBook released its 2021 Emerging Technology Outlook, which forecasts trends that will shape the emerging tech VC ecosystem in 2021. Read More
Read MoreWellesley VC firm BioVentures raising $350M medtech fund
The Wellesley medical device and technology financiers is raising a new pool of capital to invest in implantable and disposable medical devices, diagnostics, imaging tools and health IT products. Read More
Read MoreBaker sees ‘silver lining’ in new health care law
Gov. Charlie Baker signed into law on New Year’s Day a multi-faceted health care bill that requires insurance companies to cover telehealth visits the same way they cover in-person care. Read More
Read MoreFederal aid, rainy day fund unlocked Mass. money for small business grants
The budget authorized a $1.7 billion draw from the state rainy day fund, rather than the $1.35 billion withdrawal that Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker initially recommended. Read More
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