Archive for October 2021

Rob Biederman was co-CEO of Boston-based Catalant Technologies since 2013. He left his half of the top CEO role in the hands of Patrick Petitti to do what he really wanted: sitting on the investor side of the table at his own venture capital firm. Read More

The package also includes $500 million in bonuses to both private- and public-sector “essential” workers who worked in-person during the Covid-19 state of emergency. Read More

The deal comes at a time of “insatiable e-commerce demand” for industrial property. Read More

Some office properties that’ve faced sharp occupancy drops since the Covid-19 pandemic have seen pressure intensified in recent months by lenders and loaned servicers. Read More

Michael Caron, founder of the custom fitness program and team building company Get Burly, talks to Boston Speaks up about his career, entrepreneurship and the future. Read More

This upcoming holiday travel season will have its usual challenges as well as newfound hurdles brought on by the pandemic. It’s also unlikely to offset what has been a dismal fourth quarter for the industry. Read More

While historically Black colleges and universities have collectively lost enrollment in the last five years, 33 schools have posted gains during that period. Read More

Tulane University President Michael Fitts is proud of the New Orleans institution’s performance and growth in recent years but he knows he can’t rest on his laurels for one big reason: All highly selective schools are doing well right now and competition for a shrinking population of 18-year-old students is fierce. Read More

In 2010, when Julie Yoo co-founded the health IT startup Kyruus, it was what she calls "the dark ages of health care investing." Read More