Archive for March 2021

Berkshire Chief Financial Officer Jamie Moses is leaving the Boston-based lender for another company. He has played a key role in the recent drama between Berkshire and one of its shareholders, HoldCo Asset Management LP. Read More

Hayes’s total pay was over 190 times higher than that of the median global employee of the defense contractor (NYSE: RTX). Read More

A New York architecture and interior design firm is expanding into Boston and Atlanta. Read More

Another Massachusetts-born mRNA vaccine is making its way into the clinic as the need for Covid-19 vaccines grows more pressing. Read More

The payments technology company was one of a handful of tech company in Boston rumored to go public in 2021. Data market research firm PitchBook included AI company DataRobot Inc. and cybersecurity provider Cybereason Inc. in its IPO pipeline predictions. Boston-based Toast Inc. is also reportedly eyeing an IPO that could value the restaurant software…

Drumroll, please: Nominations for Rhode Island Inno’s annual Fire Awards are now open. Submit your picks here by April 2. Read More

Nearly all of the GE chief executive’s compensation came in the form of stock awards that will not vest until later years. Read More

Inside a nondescript building off Technology Way in Salem, a French biotech company is quietly developing technology that it believes could change the way preclinical testing works globally. Rather than animal models or organ chips, GenoSkin is packaging and selling a different kind of testing material: live human skin. Read More

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

Good morning, Boston. Here are the 5 Things You Need to Know today, plus the latest local SPAC, the newest local billionaire, things to do, and the question on everyone’s mind. Read More