Archive for August 2022

Boston Materials plans to triple its current workforce of 30 in the next couple of years, as the venture-backed advanced manufacturing company needs to add more production lines to meet demand. Read More

Professor writes that the PGA Tour’s management is learning that bullying is not a good strategy as they face the worst crisis in its 54-year history. Read More

Growing investment in the state’s life sciences industry has translated into new facilities in Boston’s suburbs and Metro West, according to a new report from the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council. Read More

MassBio reports growth across the life sciences sector in terms of employment and real estate. But other challenges are looming. Read More

In this week’s Playbook Edition, we look at the retention questions companies need to be asking themselves, as well as why quiet quitting could be particularly costly. Read More

The project would be located off the coasts of Rhode Island and Connecticut, and would supply electricity to both states. Read More

BlueSwell, New England’s first incubator for bluetech startups, has brought on board two new entrepreneurs in residence. Read More

August is coming to a close without a deal on a more than $4 billion economic development bill, but an even pricier piece of unfinished state business is set to bump up against an extended deadline in September. Read More

The new owners of a 79,000-square-foot office building in an industrial area of Canton are planning a major renovation and expansion for potential life sciences use. Read More

The Teamsters said that Ascend joining the union is a major victory toward increasing wages and benefits in the cannabis industry. Read More