Archive for February 2021
One of the largest office recapitalization deals in Boston’s history has closed
Alexandria Real Estate Equities and Samuels & Associates plan to develop a life-science cluster steps from the MBTA Green Line Fenway station. Read More
Read MoreEditorial: Vaccinate teachers — and commit to open schools
Gov. Baker and the teachers union can work together to protect public health, vaccinate teachers and allow kids to attend in-person school. Read More
Read MoreAdidas confirms it will part with Reebok
The announcement follows October news reports that the German-based company was seeking a buyer for the Boston-based subsidiary. Read More
Read MoreVISIT makes subscription kits for family members caring for dementia patients
When a loved one starts to show signs of neurodegeneration as a result of diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia, family members and close friends are often thrust into the role of caregiver with no professional training. The sudden shift can put extreme stress on those caregivers and ultimately strain the relationship between them and their…
Read MoreChewy takes IBM to court over patent control
IBM (NYSE: IBM) has earned a reputation over the decades for obtaining patents – a reputation Chewy (NYSE: CHWY) acknowledges in the suit. Read More
Read MoreBizSpotlight: Mazars USA
In a significant announcement, Mazars, a leading a Read More
Read MorePPP loans not for you? SBA is waiving fees, making payments on these other loans
While the terms were much the same in 2020 for its other small-business loan programs, the SBA has extended them into 2021. Read More
Read MoreDeveloper trims plan for North End hotel facing Boston’s Greenway
The 42 Cross Street site is among the last few vacant parcels fronting Boston’s Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway. Read More
Read MoreTree House Brewing to host Covid vaccination clinic
Tree House Brewing will host a Covid-19 vaccination site at its newly purchased property in South Deerfield. Read More
Read MoreBerkshire Bank defends CEO hire after criticism from investor
Rather than “hire yet another CEO to attempt a herculean turnaround of the bank,” the board should have seriously weighed a sale, merger or share buyback program, the investor said earlier this month. Read More
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