Archive for August 2022

Thousands of moving trucks. Hundreds of shuttle buses. A rearranged streetscape. The city’s Sept. 1 move-in date promises to be even more miserable this year, thanks to the Orange Line shutdown. Read More

connectRN, which uses technology to connect nurses with flexible work opportunities, plans to expand to 40 states by the end of the year. BBJ’s Cassie McGrath sat down with Jeanloz to discuss how connectRN is reshaping the health care labor market. Read More

The bank has slashed overdraft fees nationwide. No-overdraft fee accounts are increasingly popular in Massachusetts. Read More

A couple of weeks after announcing a focus on "cost efficiency," Boston-based Wayfair Inc. is revealing what that plan really means: Job cuts. Read More

Two Boston entrepreneurs were selected for the program, which aims to help traditionally overlooked talent build technology startups. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five most important things you need to know to start your workday, and the Orange Line shuts down tonight for its 30-day hiatus. Read More

A new sports-wagering industry is already being set in motion as existing casinos and simulcasting facilities in Massachusetts consider how fast they can launch in-person sports betting once state officials finalize regulations and come up with a launch date. Read More

Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses. Read More

The initiative is meant to help employers that have been in Boston for at least a decade stay in the city, with grant money for rent and other costs. Read More