Archive for April 2022

Gilmore O’Neill is the gene editing company’s second new CEO in as many years. Read More

We live in interesting times, for sure. When the inflation number comes in at 8.5 percent higher than last year, and the highest since 1981, we sit back and say — that was expected. But what may not be expected is the ripple effect on the economy. Read More

Three-quarters of new spending over the next three years will head to aviation and repair projects. Read More

Amy Brand has made a name for herself by shaking things up at the MIT Press, including launching a new open-access business model for scholarly books. Read More

Companies across industries often complain about the skills that recent college graduates lack when they join their organizations. Read More

Many in Boston real estate have been waiting for the move since Mayor Marty Walsh left office last year. Golden announced he would be leaving the agency in a note to BPDA staff on Thursday. Read More

Less than two years after launching, cell therapy startup Be Biopharma Inc. has snagged $130 million as it plans to cater its engineered B cells toward cancer and rare disease patients. Read More

Here’s The Petri Dish, a roundup of news that may get overlooked amid the influx of health care happenings. Read More