Archive for April 2021

Never before have there been so many leaders of color among Boston’s nonprofits. Now, advocates say, the challenge is to give them support to overcome obstacles and bring about the vision they were hired for. Read More

Caresyntax’s software uses artificial intelligence to analyze data inside and around operating rooms, and deliver insights to surgeons and members of the care team. Read More

If President Joe Biden can secure enough congressional support for his $2 trillion infrastructure proposal, Massachusetts officials will need to be ready to take advantage of the funding influx, construction and design industry leaders say. Read More

The Boston law firm will now have co-managing partners for the next two years, after David Rosenblatt held the position by himself for more than 20 years. Read More

A coalition of community groups, local health care providers and for-profit companies has formed to oppose the planned $2 billion expansion by Mass General Brigham, saying it would threaten the viability of local hospitals and increase spending. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five most important things you need to know to help start your busy business day, plus job openings and new fundings, Way Day, a look inside your dishwasher and the reopening is almost here. Read More

The new investment financing is expected to add more than 100 jobs at Salary.com’s headquarters in Waltham, according to Kent Plunkett, founder and CEO of the compensation data provider. Read More

Boston-based Current Health, which helps monitor patients at home, has raised $43 million in Series B financing so it can quadruple its headcount and scale its technology rollout. Read More

Life sciences development giant Alexandria Real Estate Equities reported its first-quarter earnings this week. Here are four takeaways from the company’s earnings call. Read More

Boston Private is giving itself another week to win enough shareholder votes to secure approval for its sale to Silicon Valley Bank. An activist shareholder slammed the delay as a "shameless maneuver … to manipulate the voting process." Read More