Archive for September 2022

Good News Tuesday: The Waters Corp. Student Academy Summer Internship is focused on improving human health and well-being through the application of analytical technologies and industry leading scientific expertise. Read More

The most common barriers to filling vacancies are safety concerns, applicants refusing offers because of pay and administrative strain on human resources, the MHA report found. Read More

Prime Medicine Inc., a gene-editing startup that spun out of the Broad Institute just last year, has filed to go public in a $100 million initial public offering. Read More

Christian McMahan vowed to let his new Worcester brewery stand on its own—but when the state’s oldest craft brewery offered a collaboration, he changed his mind. Read More

Does the MBTA affect your business? We want to know. Read More

The Bruins didn’t need to go far to find a corporate sponsor to be the first to adorn the team’s traditional jerseys. That sponsor, cybersecurity firm Rapid7, is based right next door to TD Garden in the same building where the Bruins have their own headquarters. Read More

With anxiety about a possible recession on most everyone’s mind, the newly-minted head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston told New England business leaders Monday that while getting inflation under control will cause pain for some Americans, she thinks "a more modest slowdown" is a realistic possibility. Read More

The mayor is reappointing just three holdovers from the Walsh era as she nominates a 10-person slate to the city’s zoning board. Read More

A Kansas City-based venture capital firm has invested $5 million in Boston’s Bicycle Health, which offers remote treatment for opioid addiction, as part of a $50 million Series B round. Read More