Archive for April 2021

Federal lawmakers set aside $28.6 billion for the grant program. Read More

Brookline Bank, one of the largest locally based lenders, is sitting out the Boston banking sector’s ongoing merger mania. But its executives aren’t feeling left out. In fact, Paul Perrault, chief executive of parent Brookline Bancorp, sees an opportunity to grab new customers. Read More

Listen for the howl: Cambridge oncology startup Werewolf Therapeutics has joined the public ranks, raising $120 million in an upsized initial public offering on Friday. Read More

The agency released an update on how many small businesses have gotten money under the program. Read More

Major League Rugby’s New England Free Jacks have signed a jersey-sponsorship deal with Lexington-based Alloy Therapeutics, whose CEO and founder is also a co-founder and owner of the team. Arbella Insurance also signed a team-sponsorship deal. Read More

Sam King leads the Burlington-based company that serves as a global provider of application security testing software, and recently offered her thoughts on the current market opportunities for that technology. Read More

With roots in tech and comedic entertainment, founder Jonathan Lincoln is looking to serve as the “Etsy for charity,” by creating an online marketplace that provides 100% of its profits to children in need. Read More

Good morning, Boston, and Happy Friday. Here are the five most important things you need to know to help start your busy business day, plus nonprofits, NFT sales, job openings, munitions sales, and a Boston dance (and arts) party Read More

Kaufer, 58, who co-founded Tripadvisor in 2000, decided last March to forego his salary for the remainder of calendar 2020 in light of the uncertainty brought by the pandemic. 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