Archive for September 2022
Five things you need to know, and pillow forts at work
Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know to start your Friday before the long weekend, plus a mansion for sale you won’t believe and making pillow forts in your office. Read More
Read MoreBolton-area businesses look to LIV Golf tournament for economic boost
The tournament, which runs Friday to Sunday, has made waves across the port as it relies on the deep pockets of the Saudi Arabian government. Read More
Read MoreThe business of ‘Roe’: Boston legal teams brace for uncharted abortion battles
Top law firms in Boston and across the U.S. are gearing up their clients for uncharted battles over abortion. Read More
Read MoreLong Covid is wreaking havoc on the workforce. Here’s how businesses can respond.
Long Covid is proving to have a substantial effect on the workforce, according to new research. Experts say employers can’t ignore the issue. Read More
Read MoreCDC approves omicron-targeting boosters. People could begin receiving the shots next week.
Pfizer’s updated boosters will be available to patients 12 and up, while Moderna’s will be available to patients 18 and older. The FDA greenlit the shots earlier this week. Read More
Read MoreMassachusetts-based education technology company expands to North Carolina
The North Billerica-based edtech company said it was drawn to Greensboro because of the city’s thriving downtown, affordable cost of living, proximity to early-career professionals and diverse talent. Read More
Read MoreAfter Takeda ends collaboration, microbiome startup Finch Therapeutics cuts 50 jobs
In an emailed statement, Finch Therapeutics CEO Mark Smith told the Boston Business Journal that most impacted team members are based in Massachusetts. Read More
Read MoreBoston youth mentoring group looks to double after MacKenzie Scott donation
The board of Friends of the Children had just suggested an ambitious doubling of the number of people it serves before the $2.4 million donation. Read More
Read MoreMass. accounting firms with 40 years combined history merge
Each of the combined firms’ offices will remain open in Needham, Bourne and Framingham. Read More
Read MoreWhoop grows with celebrity endorsements — and a new landmark sign
The wearable technology brand has already gotten the attention from LeBron James and Patrick Mahomes. Now it’s branching out to companies and first responders. Read More
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