Archive for July 2022

GE plans to create a full-service controls business following a proposed acquisition of Nexus Controls from Baker Hughes. Read More

JOHNLEONARD, a leading, certified woman-owned empl Read More

Coworkly aims to get rid of challenges freelancers face like getting paid on time, ironing out expectations and scheduling. Read More

Using data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., The Business Journals determined the 100 financial institutions nationally that have grown their commercial and residential real estate lending the most between the first quarter of 2021 and Q1 2022. Read More

“A lot of them spend traditionally at pretty low rates from their endowment,” said endowment specialist John Griffith. “Larger, well-endowed organizations often have the ability to raise how much they take out of the endowment at difficult times.” Read More

Somerville is well on its way to becoming a new life sciences hub with the addition of a new, 200,000-square-foot development in the city’s Inner Belt neighborhood. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know to start your busy Thursday, plus the local company with zero turnover. What Great Resignation? Read More

Almost 200 workers from clinics in Boston, Worcester, Marlborough and Springfield have voted to join 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East. Read More

Environmental activists are applauding Rhode Island for enacting a new law banning PFAS in food packaging, and a bill to do the same in Massachusetts is at risk of dying in committee without floor votes in either branch. Gov. Dan McKee signed a bill banning PFAS in food packaging on Tuesday, according to MassPIRG, making…

If approved, facility would contain a relocated and expanded medical oncology department, a relocated radiation oncology department, a relocated medical/surgery unit with 32 beds and shell space. Read More