Archive for July 2021

The ports funding is part of a larger $900 million plan put forward by administration officials to leverage American Rescue Plan Act money for energy and environmental infrastructure improvements across Massachusetts. Read More

With employers looking for ways to stand out in a competitive labor market, many companies are embracing the concept of on-demand pay that allows workers to quickly access their pay — without waiting for a traditional payday. But there are some factors businesses should take into consideration when assessing their on-demand options. Read More

Altering opinions has been the task at hand for Father Isaac Keeley, director of Spencer Brewery in Central Massachusetts, as the abbey-owned and run operation navigates the confines of its religious structure while seeking to grow. In the months ahead, Father Keeley faces a daunting task as he tries to persuade his peers to add…

Transportation businesses that lost at least a quarter of their business during the pandemic have until July 19 to apply for federal aid to help recoup their losses. Read More

Following weeks of pushback by physicians, watchdog groups and members of Congress, the head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has formally called for an investigation into the approval of Aduhelm, the Alzheimer’s disease drug made by Biogen Inc. (Nasdaq: BIIB). Read More

Under the new leadership, the startup is slated to begin clinical trials next year, make its drug pipeline public and — although the details haven’t been ironed out yet — go public. Read More

The company is in the beginning stages of its crowdfunding campaign and has raised $99,000 with 47 investors. Read More

There were 8,943 new unemployment claims filed in Massachusetts during the week of July 3, down from the previous week. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five most important things you need to know to start your day, plus numbers to know and an offer you can’t refuse. Read More

The six-story apartment building on Route 9 in Brookline will include four ground-level retail spaces and 50 apartments, nine of which come with affordability restrictions. Read More