Archive for July 2022

Mendoza Ventures, a local venture capital firm that earlier this week announced expansion plans to San Francisco, is also growing in Boston’s Back Bay. Read More

The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 does considerably more than ending ‘surprise billing," adding a level of transparency to health care that we’ve never seen before. Read More

The Boston biotech is concentrating its work into a handful of focus areas, including a drug intended to treat WHIM syndrome. Read More

Last year, the Boston Business Journal asked newly appointed DataRobot CEO Dan Wright whether he was the chief executive destined to take the Boston AI unicorn public. "That’s the plan," he answered at that time. Read More

Wages are rising steadily, but inflation is wiping out the gains. That’s bad — and costly — news for employers trying to boost retention. Read More

The Massachusetts Nurses Association said that it supports nurses from other countries being hired by Massachusetts hospitals, under conditions that are beneficial to the nurses, patients and health care workforce. Read More

A year ago, Cain Hayes took over as CEO of the entity created after the merger of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan. Read More

Around 60,000 low-income Massachusetts seniors are expected to see more than $300 million in cost relief through an expansion of the state’s Medicare Savings Program included in the new state budget lawmakers passed Monday. Read More

Gene-editing firm Editas Medicine has a new chief medical officer who is a veteran of Bayer, Biogen and Sanofi. Read More

The visit was staged at Brayton Point, the site of a former coal plant. The site is being transformed into a manufacturing and transmission hub for the offshore wind industry. Read More