Archive for July 2021

The pandemic was unlike anything most companies had ever come across, but it didn’t slow down or stop CEO turnover last year at companies in Massachusetts. Read More

As usual, the list of the top-paid Massachusetts public-company executives is a male-dominated list. Read More

If it wasn’t clear already, the pandemic made it clear as crystal: the economy is nearly always very kind to executives and often less so to those at the bottom. Read More

The development team behind the $1 billion One Congress office tower in downtown Boston celebrated the building’s topping-off, a traditional milestone marking the highest point of vertical construction on a project. The 600-foot tower will be the global headquarters for State Street Corp. when it’s complete in 2023. Read More

Digital-only deposit platforms have become more popular offerings among brick-and-mortar banks in recent years, including the likes of Goldman Sachs and Citizens Bank. Read More

Markforged started trading Thursday, and CEO Shai Terem said in an interview from the NYSE on Thursday that Markforged plans to use the money mostly for hiring and product development, while part of the money will be allocated for merger and acquisition opportunities. Read More

Boston Beer is going into the bottled spirits market for the first time, announcing a new partnership with the maker of Jim Beam and Sauza tequila to make craft cocktails and other products. Read More

Boston Beer is going into the bottled spirits market for the first time, announcing a new partnership with the maker of Jim Beam and Sauza tequila to make craft cocktails and other products. Read More

Boston is among the country’s largest cities both at high risk of flooding in the years ahead and most affected by heat, according to two new reports. Read More

The Boston Celtics and Showcase Cinemas have signed a deal that makes the Norwood-based theater chain the team’s official movie theater partner. Read More