Archive for May 2021

After the CDC unveiled new guidelines for those who have been fully vaccinated, many businesses are tweaking their policies. Experts say they need to keep a few things in mind. Read More

Gross state product would increase by $25 billion over five years if Massachusetts closed its racial divide in wages, housing, investments, and wealth, according to a new report. Read More

Enlivity sells a product called Healios, a dissolvable powder designed to reduce sores and ulcers on the lining of a chemotherapy patient’s mouth. Read More

As millions of homebound employees led to heightened hacking fears, cloud security company iboss has a new offering amid many choosing to keep working from home. Read More

The SBA’s popular PPP initiative officially close to new loans on May 31. Borrowers will have to go through a community financial institution, and some believe there’s a chance the funding won’t be exhausted. Read More

The Forsyth Institute has entered into a strategic Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five most important things you need to know to start your workday, plus where you can find free books and a song about shaving your sensitive parts. Read More

The accelerated reopening promises to make the hunt for labor more intense than it already is. Business leaders hadn’t expected to return to full operations until August, shortly before the expiration of special federal unemployment benefits. Read More

Harvard Square’s Charles Hotel could be caught up in the divorce of one of Harvard’s most famous dropouts: Bill Gates. Read More

D1 Capital Partners and Kaiser Permanente co-led the Series C round of PathAI Inc., which is building an AI-powered software to help pathologists make accurate diagnoses when looking at tissue samples. Read More