Archive for July 2021

Some industries are seeking to lure in workers with more hiring incentives, a new study shows. Read More

While helping launch practices, the startup works to increase access to high-quality, affordable mental healthcare for clients. Read More

With roots in Rhode Island, the nonprofit has trained roughly 150 peer educators globally in countries including Finland, France, Canada, Rwanda, Peru, China, and India. The founder has also given talks in high schools in Providence and at both Harvard and Princeton University. Read More

A Chicago-based swim school with an ambitious goal of growing from 10 locations today to 400 in the next decade has set its sights on Boston as part of that plan. Read More

Amid the fast-growing sea of new biotech firms, scores of local drugmakers have unique stories behind their names, each of them serving as a reminder of the scale of their mission. Read More

Employees are quitting their jobs at a record pace in a trend some have dubbed The Great Resignation. Here’s how companies can defend against turnover in an intense labor market. Read More

The banking giant is almost halfway to its goal of opening 50 branches in Greater Boston. It recently revealed additional details about where its next locations are expected to go. Read More

Changes to Massachusetts House operations made during the pandemic, including livestreaming of all sessions and remote access to bill hearings, should be made permanent, a House committee report argues. The recommendation will inform an upcoming debate over House rules that had been postponed from January. Read More

A $2.6 billion capital plan announced by the Baker administration includes a number of investments in higher ed. Here are five renovation projects expected on Massachusetts college campuses from the funding. Read More