Archive for September 2021

Destination D.C.’s chief talks about the crucial Covid-era marketing shifts for a city that’s long relied on tourism. Read More

Verrier won more than 50 awards throughout the course of his career, including a National Historic Preservation Award from President Ronald Reagan in 1988. Read More

The U.S. Senator came out in support of gig economy workers who want to be treated as employees Wednesday, accusing Big Tech companies of trying to "buy a law here in Massachusetts … that would boost profits by squeezing workers." Read More

ReForm Biologics, the Woburn startup that earlier this summer tapped former Genzyme CFO and Massachusetts Biotechnology Council co-founder Jim Sherblom as executive chairman, has netted another big fish in Jeffrey Hackman. Read More

The state’s highest court has sided with a Boston-based home health care agency, ruling that the state can’t recoup alleged overpayments from more than a decade ago. Read More

The third development phase expanded Assembly Row’s footprint to 1 million square feet of office space and 500,000 square feet for retail, restaurants and entertainment. Read More

Pre-pandemic, the hospitality industry in Greater Boston was among the strongest in the U.S. But a return to normal levels isn’t expected until 2025. Read More

The return of business travel was already expected to be gradual, but it looks like the Delta variant’s rise has stretched out the industry’s comeback even more. And if past is prologue, the return could be particularly slow in coming to Boston’s Logan International Airport. Read More

Sanofi S.A. (Nasdaq: SNY) is buying biopharmaceutical company Kadmon Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: KDMN) for $1.9 billion. Kadmon is headquartered in New York with an office in Cambridge. Read More