Archive for July 2021

The CEO of Rogerson Communities writes in this exclusive BBJ op-ed: "As a community, we cannot let our seniors down. We must invest in services that provide access to quality, affordable in-home or community-based care for aging relatives and people with disabilities." Read More

Many employees will return to the office after Covid-19 without a traditional workstation as companies embrace office hoteling. It’s a move that likely won’t please everyone, but experts say there are ways employers can increase the likelihood of success. Read More

Silicon Valley Bank’s parent company has completed its acquisition of Boston Private Financial Holdings Inc., months after the deal seemed in danger of being rejected. For Boston Private, it took an extra week this spring to secure the shareholder votes necessary to score deal approval. Read More

A second Green Line branch is set to close temporarily this summer to allow for expedited repairs. Read More

The pattern of consolidation has only accelerated during the Covid-19 pandemic, and many bankers don’t believe the branch model will be around five years from now. Read More

Over the last decade, the number of optometry students identifying as Black or African American has flatlined. Here’s how a local college is teaming with Warby Parker to increase representation in the field. Read More

The deal, expected to close by the fourth quarter, comes after a long streak of Massachusetts-based companies inking agreements to be acquired in the first six months of 2021. Read More

Jay Rondeau and his business partners had signed a lease in October 2019 to open Penny Pinchers in Millbury by the end of March 2020. Here’s what the pandemic meant to their business. Read More

July is full of networking events, marketing growth and the opportunity to explore the cannabis industry. Here are the ones that are Inno-approved Read More