Archive for May 2021

Somerville, MA (May 26, 2021) Cataldo continues to Read More

With this week’s List, the Business Journal revisits the topic of Bankruptcy Law in Massachusetts after a long absence. Read More

CVS Health is trying to incentivize people to get vaccinated, offering Super Bowl tickets, cruises, flights and cash. Read More

A proposed zoning amendment would limit the height of rooftop mechanical systems in certain zoning districts within the city. Read More

With Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone leaving office this fall, the city’s investment in creating a new biotech hub — and whether life sciences companies will be incentivized to move to Somerville — will be a big test for whoever takes his place. Read More

C200, a global organization for women business leaders works to place women in C-Suite, by hosting its C-Ahead incubator, a program that connects businesswomen around the country into a community filled with opportunities to learn and network with seasoned business leaders. Read More

After dealing with back-to-back public health crises, Department of Public Health Commissioner Monica Bharel will step down from the position on June 18. Read More

Describing areas as “the next Kendall Square” is a common theme for real estate developers looking to build labs outside of the Cambridge biotech mecca. Boston’s Seaport has become the region’s second-largest biotech cluster behind Kendall Square, with myriad lab developments proposed or underway in neighboring South Boston, South End and Watertown. But with massive…

Brienne Allan, production manager for Notch Brewing in Salem, asked her Instagram followers if they had encountered sexism in the craft-beer industry. The flood of responses, testimonials and complaints about harassment, condescension and abuse from the country have been nothing short of explosive — with several industry leaders and executives apologizing and stepping down. Read More

A new report from the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association shows that 32 states have not increased higher-education funding to pre-2008 levels. Read More