Archive for August 2021

Co-founders Thyme Sullivan and Denielle Finkelstein targeted like-minded angel investors for this extended funding round because VCs invest on average 2.2% of funding in women founders. Read More

Since its founding in May 2020, immunology startup GentiBio has made major strides, validating its regulatory T-cell-based platform in the lab. Read More

The Boston Globe is looking to grow its readership among diverse groups, and it’s hired media-analytics firm Nielsen to help it figure out how to do that. Read More

Job postings may have dipped slightly in the early summer, but new data shows jobseekers actually gained leverage due to the dwindling number of unemployed individuals who are seeking work Read More

The Internal Revenue Service has filed a hefty lien against a state representative for nonpayment of taxes. Read More

State Street is one of the first major Boston-based employers outside of the health care and higher education sectors to announce a Covid vaccination requirement. Read More

Rhode Island Inno caught up with Marstone’s CEO Margaret Hartigan to discuss the latest fund-raise, trends in wealth management and financial planning, and life during the pandemic. Read More

Just over a year after expanding its messenger RNA, or mRNA, platform from exclusively agricultural applications to include biotech ones, GreenLight Biosciences is going public in a reverse merger with a special-purpose acquisition company, or SPAC. Read More

NFTs are often described as the evolution of fine art collecting and can be an alternative to analog-only valuables such as artworks, trading cards and memorabilia. Read More

The state’s largest hospitals say they will require staff to be fully vaccinated by October, joining Dana-Farber and UMass Memorial Health Care, which announced a similar vaccination mandate last week. Read More