Archive for April 2022

The Boston-based company paid CEO Ron O’Hanley $14.1 million in salary, bonuses and equity awards last year, which included a car and driver, home security and parking benefits. Read More

High-paying, permanently remote roles are increasing at a faster pace than anticipated. It could turn up the heat on employers. Read More

Offers include waiving cost sharing for mental health visits, $0 copays on certain medications and reimbursement for wellness activities. Read More

As companies try to figure out ways to keep workers from leaving, an old business strategy has once again emerged as part of the solution — letting workers own part of the company. And this time, the strategy is being backed by entities that invest billions in private and public companies. Read More

A future Holocaust museum will be designed along the Freedom Trail — right across the street from the Boston Common, with a symbolically powerful view of the Massachusetts State House. Read More

The Rhode Island-based bank now has more than $200B in assets and an expanded footprint in the New York metro area. Read More

For those in the business of training future truck drivers, the state of the industry creates a challenging dynamic. Read More

Long known for Spanish moss-draped trees and 22 squares in its historic downtown, Savannah, Georgia, has gained another reputation as one of the hottest industrial markets in the country. Read More

Mental health apps have the potential to reach those who might otherwise avoid in-person therapy due to the higher out-of-pocket cost, stigma and travel. Yet most of these apps still lack clinical proof of effectiveness. Read More