Archive for July 2021

NBCUniversal’s Boston affiliates announced three new programs in English and Spanish, part of the media conglomerate’s plans to produce more bilingual programming in hopes of capturing Spanish-speaking viewers across New England. Read More

After delaying its listing by a couple of days, immuno-oncology company Candel Therapeutics has made its way to the Nasdaq, but sold its shares for just $8 after originally setting a range of $13-$15 each. Read More

The catering startup had a rough start to the pandemic, having to lay off hundreds of employees. Now it’s in a quicker rebound than it expected, and it’s launched its first TV ad to capitalize on the momentum. Read More

In recent months, DataRobot has made moves that hinted at or directly mentioned a potential IPO. New CEO Dan Wright told the Business Journal in March he plans to be the chief executive to take the company public. Yet in parallel with those moves, the company continues to accumulate capital from investors. Read More

Scalora Consulting Group Launches, Offers Owner’s Read More

Customer orders are up significantly in both its aviation and power businesses, in part a reflection of just how long they sank a year earlier when Covid-19 first slammed the global economy. Read More

A University of Rhode Island professor and a Pawtucket defense company have teamed up to create the smallest deep-sea, real-time video system in the world. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five most important things you need to know to start your day, plus the latest hospital rankings, IPOs, Ted Lasso, lights at the zoo, and a new face in the BBJ newsroom. Read More

The lawsuit said Ermont owes the company $21.8 million and additional fees. Read More

Steph Solis has joined the Boston Business Journal as a digital editor. Read More