Archive for March 2021

Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone, who has held the job for nearly 18 years, won’t run for reelection this November. Read More

Businesses throughout the state may be able to bring in more customers as of March 1, and later this month up to 100 people may be allowed at private events, but for local breweries and taprooms, profits will continue to be hard to come by. Read More

BlackRock is set to pull out custody assets that generate roughly $140 million annually for State Street, according to State Street’s chief financial officer. Read More

Nonprofits would be able to apply in greater numbers than in previous PPP rounds. Read More

The BridgeBio model is designed to move drugs tackling rare diseases with a well-defined genetic basis quickly and efficiently to approval. Read More

Cybersecurity unicorn SentinelOne Inc., which has a Boston office, is reportedly working on a plan to go public later this year. Read More

The grants include $25 billion for restaurants, another $15 billion in cash advances and another $1.5 billion for shuttered venues. Read More

The promise of new vaccine doses comes as Massachusetts eases its restrictions on businesses and events, allowing restaurants and other businesses to operate with no COVID-related capacity restrictions. Read More

The sales and marketing software company (NYSE: HUBS) said that Brian Halligan is expected to make "a full and complete recovery." Read More

As a college president, I am barred from speaking with the heads of peer institutions about tuition and discount rates. The government believes we would only do so to collude on driving prices higher. Read More