Archive for September 2021

Centaur Labs is behind an app called "DiagnosUs," through which users around the world analyze medical images and videos. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know to start your busy business day, and a good thing that is coming in threes. Read More

With a field of five candidates for mayor of Boston, all of whom identify as people of color, Bostonians are justified in feeling hopeful that the city will soon take one more step toward shedding its image as being among the most racially divided in the country. But that doesn’t mean it’s any less important…

Nurses on strike at Saint Vincent Hospital will have their unemployment benefits suspended as the state Department of Unemployment Assistance makes a decision on a request from the Worcester hospital. Read More

Two business leaders write that Boston needs climate-friendly, healthier buildings, and one solution could update our buildings and meet Boston’s 2050 carbon-neutral targets with efficiency improvements and existing heating and cooling technology. Read More

Tech industry veteran Rich Napolitano, CEO of Advisor360, recently answered questions about the company’s technology and its market opportunities for fintech in Boston. Read More

EMD Serono, a biopharmaceutical company based in Germany with offices in Billerica and Rockland, is helping caregivers put greater focus on their own well-being. Read More

An essential tool in the rebuilding of our American economy is at serious risk as part of the $1.8 trillion American Families Plan Congress is considering. Read More

Many employees are feeling overstressed or burned out in the Covid-19-era. Here are 15 questions employers should be asking their workers about their mental health. Read More