Archive for November 2022

For Lexington-based UniQure NV, Hemgenix — the first drug approved by the FDA for hemophilia B — is a comeback story. Read More

The $4.2B will be invested in companies across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and select emerging markets. Read More

As the Federal Reserve tries desperately to bring down the rate of inflation, consumers are using a previously-used tactic to finance and offset higher costs – credit. The question is will they be able to pay back their debts? Read More

Coming out of Covid, Hospitality Homes took a big hit. The nonprofit is looking for more volunteers and hosts to keep the nonprofit going strong. Read More

Brooks Tingle, president and CEO of John Hancock Insurance, calls for increasing access to cancer diagnostic tests. Read More

Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, known in Boston as the identical twins who co-founded a site called HarvardConnection (renamed ConnectU) and then sued Mark Zuckerberg for stealing their idea to build Facebook, are backing a Boston-based startup. Read More

The number of IPOs in the Golden State is down 89% from last year. Read More

A hearing this week marked the first time that leaders from Eversource, the utility that will need to ready Cambridge’s grid for an electrified future, presented publicly on what it would take to make an emissions-reduction proposal a reality. Read More

Micho Spring, a longtime Boston public relations representative and former chair of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, is stepping down from her role with the firm Weber Shandwick at the end of the year. Read More