Archive for June 2021

CureVac NV, headquartered in Germany with a U.S. office in Boston, on Wednesday released midstage trial data showing that its Covid-19 vaccine candidate is 48% effective against "any severity" of the disease. Read More

The opening Friday of the Boston area’s fifth Life Time fitness center at the Northshore Mall is the first of what is a major planned remake of the Peabody mall’s former Sears space. Read More

In late 2013, the HR software firm—known as Globoforce at that time—filed its intentions to go public with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, but scrapped its plans the following year after scaling back its IPO range. Now the company has hired a new CFO with direct IPO experience. Read More

Aerovate Therapeutics, a biotech startup focused on rare cardiopulmonary disease, has nailed its Nasdaq landing, with shares jumping in the first day of trading. Read More

Margaret Low stepped in as CEO of WBUR in January 2020. Within weeks, she faced the widespread shutdown of most businesses due to the Covid-19 pandemic, and a few months later, a once-in-a-generation racial reckoning, in which every organization came under renewed scrutiny over how hard it was working to promote equity. She recently spoke…

The startup creates pop-up musical cards and gifts. Read More

Walpole Mall, a sprawling outdoor shopping center on Route 1 in Walpole, is headed to a foreclosure auction. Read More

A Boston-based planning and design firm is the latest to make the jump across the Fort Point Channel from downtown to the Seaport District. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five most important things you need to know to start your day, plus dancing robots, hours wasted in traffic, Transcendentalists and my chance at Hollywood stardom, right here in Boston. Read More

These are the 10 most expensive hospitals in Massachusetts. The top two will surprise you. Read More