Archive for March 2022

Companies are pulling out all of the stops to find talent in this environment. Many are turning to TikTok. Read More

Zippity has undergone a pandemic transformation, launching its own field service app and bringing in new funding to fuel its expansion. Read More

The Business Journals asked several college and university presidents what they have learned from two years of crisis management, and what they wish they could go back and tell themselves in March of 2020. Read More

Last week, the Federal Reserve approved an interest-rate hike for the first time since 2018, a widely anticipated move and, likely, the first of several increases this year. Read More

As manager of trade and customs practice at the accounting firm, Noemi Campos Santana works on supply chain issues and duty mitigation. In her spare time, she competes as an amateur bodybuilder. Read More

Good morning, Boston. I hope your bracket’s doing better than mine. Here are the five things you need to know to start your first spring workday of the year. Read More

When MBTA riders begin Monday to hop onto Green Line trolleys at a pair of brand-new stations, they will also experience another first: a different way of tapping to pay their fare. Read More

The Boston Business Journal welcomes Benjamin Kail and Cassie McGrath to its newsroom. Both are joining as reporters. Ben will cover banking, finance and professional services, and energy; Cassie will cover the business of health care. Read More

Total compensation for the CEO of one of the state’s largest public companies tripled over the past year to over $10.5 million. Read More