Archive for September 2022

It was a love of cities that first got the president of Related Beal into the field of real estate. And it’s a love of one city in particular — Boston, her adopted home — that drives her wide-ranging work with nonprofits. Read More

Here’s The Petri Dish, a roundup of news that may get overlooked amid the influx of health care happenings. This week: Homology gets a new CEO, Gingko and Flagship join a lobbying group and more. Read More

The cost of health care caused nearly half of Massachusetts residents to skip or delay care. Read More

The property, located off Western Avenue, was acquired by another private equity firm. Read More

While State Auditor Suzanne Bump seems to think the issue of returning money to taxpayers under the state’s Chapter 62F law is pretty cut-and-dried, House Speaker Ron Mariano hasn’t exactly been clear about his thoughts on the matter. Read More

Two Big Pharma companies are among the investors backing a new startup out of the Boston-based Longwood Fund. Read More

When Brian McGrory was named editor of the Boston Globe in late 2012, replacing Marty Baron, the newspaper was still owned by the New York Times and had been struggling financially for years. Today, The Boston Globe is considered among the success stories of regional dailies. Read More

The program sends patients home with a blood pressure cuff so BMC can track their health after giving birth. Read More

Good morning, Boston. What’s with corner-office exits all of sudden? Here are the five things you need to know today, plus your opportunity to weigh in on something important. Read More

The risk of blackouts is the result of policies put in place at the regional level that have favored using more and more gas to make electricity, and New England’s over-reliance on burning gas for electricity. Read More