Archive for September 2021

More than 50 businesses approved for a tax break under the Economic Development Incentive Program fell at least 30% short of their job-creation targets in 2020. Read More

After being canceled due to the coronavirus last year, Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers’ Octoberfest is back with a weekend-long party. Read More

For the second consecutive week, hospitals in Worcester have struggled to make available ICU beds for for patients due to a surge in COVID-19 cases in the community. Read More

The software-as-a-service firm is the fourth company from the Bay State to go public via either an IPO or a deal with a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, in less than one week. Read More

As communities continue to navigate the pandemic, there is an upsurge and a renewed sense of urgency to secure broadband access for all, writes American Tower CEO Tom Bartlett. Read More

The $3 million, 9,000-square foot brewery is part of a 1.147 million-square-foot mixed-use building being developed by real estate firm National Development. Read More

General Electric Co.’s health care division has agreed to pay $1.45 billion to acquire BK Medical, a Peabody-based maker of tools that assist surgeons during invasive and robotic operations. Read More

Valor Compounding Pharmacy, the nation’s choice fo Read More

More than a year after it first started using its organ chips for Covid-19 research, Cambridge laboratory Draper is getting $719,000 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to expand that project. Read More

Half of the 16 East Boston Savings branches initially marked for closure as part of Rockland Trust’s $1.15 billion acquisition will now remain open under a different lender, an unusual arrangement after a merger. Read More