Archive for August 2022

The first UMass Chan-Lahey students are expected to matriculate in the summer of 2024. Read More

Just like your startup needs a go-to-market strategy, you also need a plan for staying visible. Even when times are tough. Read More

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker pleaded “not guilty” to withholding financial information from Beacon Hill lawmakers in early May that ultimately scrambled their plans to deliver $1 billion in tax relief to cash-strapped Bay Staters at the end of the formal legislative session earlier this month. Read More

GM Steve Poftak was asked why the MBTA is not adopting A Better City’s proposal to restore weekday service after Labor Day, while shutting down the line on weekends through late October. The MBTA’s general manager on Thursday defended his decision. Read More

‘Demand for female CFOs and CEOs of color has never been stronger as companies focus on building more diverse teams.’ Read More

After a year of blazing-fast growth, the startup headlines this year have centered around layoffs — and plenty of them. But here’s why experts don’t believe a repeat of 2008 is on the horizon. Read More

Predictions of a Newbury Street decline have yet to occur even as high-end retail rises in Boston’s Seaport. Experts now say the city can support both. Read More

Researchers at NEWDIGS spent 13 years designing methods to make the health care system better. They are now looking for real world evidence. Read More

Third time’s the charm when it comes to Moderna Inc. chief financial officer David Melline’s retirement. Read that story, and more, in The Petri Dish. Read More

A Cambridge company that turned its voice modulator into a tool to fight online toxicity has raised $30 million. Read More