Archive for April 2021

The financial performance of firms like Ropes & Gray, Goodwin and Mintz is indicative of the have-and-have-not split of the nation’s economic recovery: To the great benefit of their bottom lines, their attorneys focus on servicing industries that have weathered the pandemic well, including life sciences, private equity and technology. Read More

The acquisition comes as grocery sales have risen amid the Covid-19 pandemic, with lockdowns keeping people cooking at home instead of dining out. Read More

If the tax credit program is allowed to expire, it would immediately cause a loss of thousands of local jobs, shutter hundreds of businesses that have grown to support the industry, and end the film business in Massachusetts entirely, says Gary Crossen, general manager of New England Studios. Read More

A local entrepreneur is launching an initiative for Black businesses in Boston with some lofty goals — not only to raise the profiles of Black-owned businesses in the city but also to raise reparation funds. Read More

Night Inn is a platform that offers curated online experiences provided by restaurant industry experts. Read More

What did Michael Milken, Enron, Bernie Madoff and many others have in common when they were front and center on Wall Street? They all figured out a way to dupe securities regulators until the house of cards came crashing down. Read More

Employers can now receive more than $17,000 in tax credits for paid leave connected with Covid-19 — including paid sick leave to get the vaccine. Here’s how the credits will work. Read More

Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. has announced a new collaboration, and expanded an existing one, that both revolve around the development of new gene-editing technologies. Read More