Archive for August 2022
Goldcast raises $28M to become the ‘gold standard’ for online events
As a provider of software for online events, Boston-based startup Goldcast is a textbook example of a business that saw a pandemic-driven boost. Now the two-year-old company says it is ready to scale thanks to a new $28 million fundraise. Read More
Read MoreSecurity company Tufin completes acquisition, makes layoffs
Tufin CEO Ruvi Kitov previously said the acquisition “should not impact the local workforce in any way.” Read More
Read MoreMBTA wasn’t required to conduct equity study on Orange Line shutdown, FTA says
A Boston-based civil rights group accused MBTA of discriminatory conduct Wednesday for how it handled the shutdown. Read More
Read MoreGreater Boston Chamber of Commerce, key members ramp up diversity
Nearly half of the chamber’s board of directors are women and almost a third are people of color. Read More
Read MoreBoston-area biotech boom keeps IP-focused law firms busy
Here’s our annual list of the largest patent law firms in Massachusetts. Read More
Read MoreThis developer wants to turn Boston’s Brutalist Hurley building ‘inside out’
"You know, I’ve been in Boston for 30 years," he said. "You walk past this building for 30 years, and you say, boy, how do you get into it, and isn’t it an underutilized site? Couldn’t you do more with this?" Read More
Read MoreIf businesses haven’t raised money yet, few options remain
Things are beginning to get ugly in the capital markets as investors start demanding more for their money. Read More
Read MoreThe National Beat: Tasmanian tigers, an $80M VC fund from the Packers and startup layoffs
This edition of the National Beat looks at the outlook for startup layoffs, an $80 million VC fund backed by the Green Bay Packers and a startup’s bid to review an extinct species. Read More
Read MoreBoston Business Journal announces 40 Under 40 honorees for 2022
The BBJ has announced the area’s young professionals who are achieving the most in their careers and giving the most to the community. Read More
Read MoreReport: Construction costs may escalate 14.1% this year, but relief expected soon
Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, record-high construction costs and delays have plagued the development and homebuilding industries — and while pricing has recently started to moderate, relief likely won’t be felt until next year. Read More
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