Archive for February 2022
The hybrid shift is ‘moving at hyper speed,’ especially for high-paying roles
New data shows just how quickly companies are embracing hybrid and remote options. Experts don’t expect the momentum to fade in the short term. Here’s what businesses need to know. Read More
Read MoreBizSpotlight: Cresa Boston
Today, Boston commercial real estate firm Cresa re Read More
Read MoreToast loses more than $2B in market value as freight costs eat into profits
In a call with analysts, Toast CEO Chris Comparato said that the restaurant industry continues to rebound from the impact of Covid-19, but that 2021 was not an easy year for restaurateurs. Read More
Read MoreEditorial: It’s time to open Mass. public records
Secretary of State Bill Galvin has proposed a law that would open the executive branch to greater transparency. Voters as well as employers have plenty of reasons to put pressure lawmakers to support the legislation. Read More
Read MoreTiE Boston celebrates 25th anniversary, announces accelerator cohort
The organization is kicking off the year with a new accelerator cohort, gala and funding from the state. Meet the TiE Boston class of 2022 Read More
Read MoreFive things you need to know today, and another word about Wordle
Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know to start your busy workday, plus foreclosures are up, sea levels are up and there’s controversy in Wordle land. Read More
Read MoreRobotic restaurant Spyce to close its Harvard Square location
The Boston-based robotic kitchen invented by four MIT grads was acquired by Sweetgreen in a deal that closed in September last year. Its technology is expected to live on in Sweetgreen restaurants. Read More
Read MoreStartup targeting allergies launches with Novartis drug, $155M
Third Harmonic Bio is launching from stealth with $155 million in funding. Read More
Read MoreWork Out World to pay penalties, refunds in case involving Boston Sports Club memberships
Thousands of Boston Sports Club customers are expected to receive refunds after they were charged for contracts transferred to Work Out World without their consent. Read More
Read MoreWynn to sell Encore Boston Harbor real estate for $1.7B
Wynn Resorts said it plans to sell the land and real estate of Encore Boston Harbor for $1.7 billion in a cash sale-leaseback deal. It will continue to operate the casino. Read More
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