Archive for June 2021

One of the MBTA Fiscal and Management Control Board’s most "dramatic achievements" has been a threefold increase in how much the T spends on maintenance, reliability and capital projects, a top official said. Read More

The move comes as the state nears 4.1 million fully vaccinated residents. Read More

Transmit Security, one of the many cybersecurity companies founded in Israel with a Boston office, has raised a massive funding round that directly catapults the previously-bootstrapped business into the group of Massachusetts companies valued over $1 billion. Read More

A newly published study shows that patented biomedical inventions in the U.S. created by women are 35% more likely to benefit women’s health than biomedical inventions created by men, who tend to overlook or downplay the medical needs of women. Read More

Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP has brought on all four lawyers at the Wellesley corporate-law firm BRL Law Group LLC. The four attorneys, three of them partners, help clients on mergers and acquisitions, private-equity deals and other corporate and securities work. Read More

"There’s just a lot of cool stuff happening in our market, and we wanted to be in the position to be responsive and quick.” Read More

For several months, employers have focused on encouraging, but not requiring, Covid-19 vaccinations. Experts say many are now giving mandates another look, thanks to several recent developments. Read More

A new survey shows tech employees want remote work at a high rate, and they are willing to quit their jobs if it’s not offered. With tech talent commanding a premium amid the labor shortage, the heat is on employers. Read More

Cyteir Therapeutics, an early-stage oncology startup, raised $133 million on its first day of trading on Friday — but its share prices have fallen after an initial rise. Read More

While Capital One’s coffeehouse setting may be unique, its decision to reduce its downtown footprint is anything but. Read More