Archive for October 2021

Op-ed: The next mayor of Boston will have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to put forward a vision for the Downtown waterfront that is resilient and inclusive of all residents, and that starts with a planning process that includes all neighborhoods. Read More

MassCEC Interim CEO Jennifer Daloisio said the clean energy sector had seen a decade of “consistent” job growth prior to the Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s the BBJ’s annual list of the largest clean energy companies in Massachusetts. Read More

Eleven Boston companies are among this year’s MassChallenge early stage winners, in the final 36 out of a 229 startup cohort with companies from around the country and the world. Read More

Key state job-training programs are poised for a major expansion. But to date, they are either untested or have shown uneven results. Read More

The moves come as retailers across the country redouble their efforts to recruit workers. Read More

The move brings the city in line with the state, which recognized LGBT-owned businesses in its own supplier diversity program nearly six years ago. Read More

The CEO of EdVestors writes, "Boston business leaders can help address these equity gaps by creating more internships and expanding career-connected learning opportunities for Boston Public School students." Read More

Julia Saulino took her experience as a Hodgkin’s lymphoma patient and an engineer and launched a nonprofit to help cancer patients pay for treatments. Read More

The "recent developments on the tariff front" that iRobot CEO Colin Angle shared with analysts were not as positive as he forecasted three months ago. Read More