Archive for March 2022

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu signaled Wednesday that she is open to supporting the sale of the Hynes Convention Center, but not before a “serious conversation” about how any change in use on the property will affect the city. Read More

Starting with podcast creators, participants will receive dedicated resources and networks to grow their brands, including a monthly pay. Other benefits include marketing budget, operational support and cross-promotion through HubSpot’s existing podcast network. Read More

Businesses and nonprofits can now seek state grants to cover training costs or signing bonuses of $4,000 per new hire. Read More

WINCHESTER, MASS. (March 23, 2022) – Wise Construc Read More

Moderna Inc. is planning on asking regulators in the U.S. and Europe to OK its Covid-19 vaccine for children between 6 months and 6 years old "in the coming weeks." Read More

An Attleboro-based company that makes wire-free lingerie for bigger busts left the tank a deal that surprised everyone, including the Sharks. Read More

As speculation is mounting that a number of groups are lining up to buy Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin-based department-store chain Kohl’s Corp. (NYSE: KSS), questions about the company’s real estate portfolio have been raised. Read More

"I finally had the opportunity to return to my first large-scale business gathering, and I couldn’t be happier. I walked away energized and filled with ideas and new connections, which not have been possible had I been eating soup in a T-shirt at my kitchen table, staring into the abyss of a Zoom call." Read…

Rather than building small molecules "from the bottom up," LifeMine is able to find drugs that exist in nature — in the genomes of fungi — and make minimal changes to make them suitable for humans. Read More

We now have some data on why people are quitting in droves. It might be the Great Resignation, but there are no real surprises. Read More