Archive for March 2022

The Boston-based company Filtered, known for its technical hiring platform, announced a new CEO and $10 million in funding. Read More

Major League Baseball has canceled opening day, as the league’s commissioner announced Tuesday that the sport will lose regular-season games over a labor dispute. Read More

Unionized Stop & Shop workers in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island have gained raises with no increase in their health-care cost after ratifying a new four-year contract. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know to start your busy workday. Read More

Yuliya Pokhylko and fellow volunteers created an Amazon wish list of things to be sent to Ukraine — walkie-talkies, tourniquets, and first-aid kits. The list is just an example of ideas that people in the Boston innovation and tech community are coming up with. Read More

Flagship Pioneering is formally launching — and infusing $75 million into — its latest startup, Vesalius Therapeutics. Read More

So much has changed since the early days of this #WFH adventure. And so much hasn’t. Read More

Liberty Mutual Holding Company Inc. closed the acquisition of State Auto Financial Corp. on Tuesday. Here’s what it paid to buy all public shares to take the Columbus insurer private. Read More

Some industries might see a bigger hit than others from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the resulting sanctions. Read More

The chorus for divestment is growing on Beacon Hill as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s military attack on Ukraine continues. Read More