Archive for June 2022

Former Roche and Cygnal Therapeutics executive Pearl Huang is now the CEO and 12th employee of a tiny startup called Dunad Therapeutics. Read More

An affiliate of Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc. has paid $120 million to Schlumberger Ltd. to buy a chunk of a seven-story building in Cambridge’s Kendall Square, growing its hefty portfolio of properties in the biotech hotbed. The site is divided into commercial condominium units, and the life sciences real estate giant is buying space…

Advocates for the so-called "millionaires tax" notched several new endorsements from progressive groups across the state Monday. Read More

Boston-based Tech Goes Home, a nonprofit working to address digital inequity, is expanding thanks to a $100,000 grant from AT&T. The funds will allow the organization to provide more individuals and families with digital skills training. Read More

Waste-hauler Junk Junk Baby! is branching out and looking for entrepreneurs in the Greater Boston area. Read More

The latest Playbook Edition looks at a new potential avenue for Covid-19 funding for businesses, as well as why managers shouldn’t expect much short-term relief for their hiring challenges. Read More

Boston Medical Center was named the fourth-most socially responsible hospital in the United States, according to a new study, and was also named the hospital with the most burden from Covid-19 in Boston. Read More

Assembly Row in Somerville new tenants include restaurants, galleries, and beer gardens, many of which will open this year. Read More

The French drugmaker four years ago moved its U.S. headquarters to Cambridge. Read More

Front-line workers aren’t the only ones pondering a change amid the Great Resignation. Here’s why many C-suite leaders are considering a change. Read More