Archive for May 2021

The Tobia family and real estate development company Redgate have jointly proposed an apartment complex at the site of the destroyed casket factory. Read More

HubSpot first announced the deal in February this year, noting that The Hustle’s daily email had more than 1.5 million readers. The San Francisco-based media company produces a newsletter, a podcast and premium research content for professionals. Read More

The developer of Amazon’s future 1 Boston Wharf Road facility in the Seaport District says it will be the city’s largest net-zero carbon office when complete in 2024. Read More

Following weeks of pressure by Democratic lawmakers and more than 100 other countries, President Joe Biden said Wednesday that the U.S. would back a proposed World Trade Organization waiver of intellectual property rights for Covid-19 vaccines. But biotech and pharmaceutical trade groups, including MassBio and the national organization PhRMA, have criticized the move. Read More

Larry Gennari writes, "Now that 2021 is in full swing and we can see a light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, we all have questions about the return to work, traffic and social norms. I’m advising my startup CEOs to turn to a few new business and leadership books." Read More

When state lawmakers revived the “millionaires tax” proposal in 2019, its backers and opponents prepared to trot out many of the same arguments they had used the first time around. Then Covid-19 happened. Read More

This is Massachusetts, where we boast about the quality of our healthcare and benefit from our progressive, innovative and consumer-oriented advocacy organizations. There must be better option for 750,000 patients of the ailing Atrius than Optum. Read More

Night Shift’s Lovejoy Wharf location, in the city’s West End, reopens Thursday, May 6. The Lovejoy Wharf restaurant and brewery first opened in March 2019. Read More