Archive for July 2022

Few Boston commuters plan to return to the office full-time, according to a new survey, and they’re less likely to take public transit to work than they were before the Covid-19 pandemic, a trend that could bring new challenges to the region’s beleaguered transportation network. Read More

Papi Cannabis, a line of products touted as having healing properties, kicked off with pre-rolled blunts called ‘Sweet Sluggers,’ now available in Massachusetts dispensaries. Read More

A Tufts nutrition science professor writes that a bill being considered on Beacon Hill will have a negative impact on all consumers of vitamins and nutritional supplements. Read More

Tech has a diversity problem, according to leaders at the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative. Three organizations won grants to address the problem. Read More

The changes come amid increasing concern there may not be enough demand to fill all of the tens of millions of square feet of life sciences space either proposed or under construction in Greater Boston. Read More

Months after closing its $11 billion merger with two units of Emerson Electric Co., MIT spinout Aspen Technology Inc. inked another deal to boost its industrial software suite. Read More

What is a late-night czar? What areas of Boston’s social scene need some work? And how can a nightlife czar help tackle these problems? And will Boston ever bring back happy hour? Let’s take a look. Read More

Berklee students composed the original music by studying how the brain responds with a dopamine release during a smoke break, and how acoustics, tempo, valence and danceability can have the same effect. Read More

The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts is hosting the forum to ensure voters have a chance to hear the three Democratic candidates for attorney general address issues concerning underrepresented communities. Read More

The company’s accelerated growth and team expansion over the last six to nine months followed a round of funding and its acquisition by Ara Partners. Read More