Archive for August 2021

The money the state will receive under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 will have the greatest impact only if it’s spent soon, while it’s needed most acutely, and only if the process to decide where it will go is transparent and driven by public input. Read More

Two teams, from McGlynn & McGlynn and Brown Rudnick, are coming together to form Womble Bond Dickinson’s government and public affairs group in Boston. Read More

Boston Properties CEO Owen Thomas expects to double the company’s total revenue generated by the life-sciences sector within five years. Read More

The Boston area already produced the carsharing giant Zipcar. Now a new service is combining that idea with the fast-growing demand for electric vehicles and a mission of helping equality. Read More

Just when we thought it was clear we were headed back to the office, we get hit by another curveball. Read More

Weeks after Dana-Farber announced mandatory vaccinations for its staff, the cancer specialty hospital has now gone a step further — requiring Covid-19 vaccination for all new and existing staff members. Read More

Boston-based Eastern Bank has announced $2 million in grants to 16 local nonprofit organizations to help increase vaccination rates among populations with the highest incidence rate of Covid-19 cases. Read More

The Washington-based company is the latest tech giant to revise vaccination guidelines, after Google and Facebook last week told employees they would require proof of vaccination to return to corporate offices in the U.S. Read More

Andy Hoffman is credited with building a talented sales team at WCVB and helping businesses grow through television and digital advertising. Read More

The debate over what benefits should be granted to Massachusetts ride-hailing and delivery drivers is expected to heat up again, with a proposed ballot question on its way. Read More