Archive for August 2022

It isn’t just a cliche that parts of Greater Boston empty out in the summer because so many people would rather be — and are able to — work remotely from a place like Martha’s Vineyard. It turns out to be true, and now data can back it up. Read More

Hydrow last raised capital in March, bringing in $55 million led by Constitution Capital. Its most recent fundraises were separated by a round of layoffs last month that impacted around 70 employees from across the company. Read More

Sarah Iselin will take over as head of Blue Cross Blue Shield Massachusetts from Andrew Dreyfus, who ran the company for 12 years. Read More

The project was seemingly killed by Maine voters in a referendum last November, but the court’s ruling may breathe new life into the initiative. Read More

The Natick software company MathWorks has paid nearly $18 million for a 115,000-square-foot office building next to one of its two campuses in town. Read More

Surgical smoke, created when lasers or electrosurgical devices are used on bodily tissue, causes toxic gas and vapors. Read More

Gillette’s parent company Procter & Gamble’s top executives saw their compensation increase nearly across the board in the most recent fiscal year, except for the highest-paid among them. There’s a reason for that. Read More

“It’s the biggest project we’ve undertaken as chefs or as a restaurant group,” Bruce Bromberg of Blue Ribbon Restaurants told the BBJ. After 30 years in business, the group is expanding to Boston with a trio of Kenmore Square eateries. Read More

Workers want the flexibility and savings that come with remote work, but they’re worried it will come at the cost of career advancement opportunities. Read More

A Boston-based real estate developer has entered the market in North Carolina with plans to revitalize an aging apartment complex in the state’s Triangle region. Read More