Archive for February 2022

A waffle bakery in Attleboro accuses Eastern Standard provisions of "knowingly excluding" the bakery from the "Oprah Effect." Read More

"If I were the chief marketing officer of his performance-based health and wellness brand, TB12, the manner in which he announced his retirement would have me shaking my head," writes Skip Perham, a sports marketing professor at Suffolk University. Read More

Battery maker SES AI Corp., which has about 100 people in its Woburn headquarters, is one of the first local tech companies to go public in 2022. Read More

Which companies gained the most value during the Covid-19 pandemic? We take a closer look in our latest national List. Read More

The program will help early-stage, non-gaming founders apply game concepts to their businesses. Read More

Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses. Read More

Biogen Inc. disclosed in an annual filing Thursday night that the Federal Trade Commission has issued an civil investigative demand for information on the company’s controversial Alzheimer’s disease drug that was approved last year. Read More

The decision caps four months of contentious public debate. Read More

Ariel Legassa of Burlington, Connecticut worked at NESN as vice president of digital media from September 2019 until January 2022 and was accused of scheming NESN out of more than half a million dollars in a lawsuit filed by the network last month in federal court in Boston. Read More