Archive for October 2022

The firm’s charitable arm aims to help the nonprofit conduct medical research in Rwanda and other high-need countries. Read More

The Covid-19 pandemic may have prompted a record number of bank-branch closures across the U.S., but the trend toward fewer overall branches was already occurring. Read More

Last year’s performance marks a stark reversal from what schools reported in fiscal 2021, when most endowments recorded double-digit gains amid a resurgent U.S. economy. Read More

Ginkgo Bioworks is bringing its public health business to Saudi Arabia, where it will work with the Sauti government’s investment arm to "add another node to a global network of pathogen monitoring infrastructure." Read More

General Electric Co. is currently in the process of splitting up into three separate companies and vacating its Fort Point HQ. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know, including a deep dive into the fizzling world of SPACs and the debut of a downtown revitalization plan. Also, we knew Taylor Swift’s casket before it was famous. Read More

A new city report outlines the economic pain caused by changing work patterns downtown and what Mayor Michelle Wu plans to do to try to alleviate it. Read More

Framingham-based retailer TJX Cos. and Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown both cut ties with Kanye West on Wednesday in the wake of the rapper’s antisemitic comments. Read More

Desktop Metal Inc. has named a replacement for its departing CFO, who will become the third person to fill the top financial role since the Burlington-based company went public in late 2020. Read More

Opponents and advocates of the so-called millionaires tax have ramped up the battle as Nov. 8 approaches. Read More