Archive for April 2021

O’Day has founded a for-profit biotech company and a nonprofit organization, and says she’s working to help the world return not only to ‘some version of normal but hopefully even better.’ Read More

Accelerated digital transformation, fast migration to the cloud, higher demand for communication tools for remote workers and e-commerce software to reach homebound customers — these are just some of the software development trends that will continue to shape the software industry in 2021. Read More

Marty Walsh hiked the linkage fees on developers by 42% in his last weeks in office, but at least two mayoral contenders expressed interest Thursday in a further increase. The fees pay for affordable housing and workforce training. Read More

As travelers prioritize getaways to popular tourist destinations over business travel, Logan International Airport’s rebound is still lagging behind other airports around the country. But officials there are expecting a "dramatic increase." Read More

The open positions at Lowe’s, which include overnight and daytime roles, are available for any qualified applicant 18 years of age or older, from students and military service members to retirees. Read More

"Massachusetts is used to leading the nation in K-12 education. But that overall ranking obscures large, persistent inequities in student opportunity and achievement," two leaders in the business community write. "These inequities would remain hidden without data from MCAS." Read More

It’s a good sign for the Seattle-based chain as it recovers from the pandemic. Read More

2021 is shaping up to be a good year to be a lab developer, according to two big Boston landlords. Read More

With labor shortages hitting metro areas around the nation, it’s a jobseeker’s market. Here are four strategies for winning the battle for talent in a tight market. Read More

CVS Health is looking to invest $100 million in early stage companies focused on making health care more accessible and affordable. Read More