Archive for February 2023

A longtime commercial lender outlines steps that small-business owners can take now to prepare for a looming recession. Read More

“We think a healthy and functioning democracy is good for shareholders," a Stance Capital portfolio manager said. Read More

At more than seven decades old, the accounting firm O’Connor & Drew has deep roots in the Boston area. As of the start of this year, it’s also now part of a growing national company with bigger ambitions. Read More

Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses. Read More

It’s the first step on a years-long, billion-dollar path to build a new research center for the life sciences giant. Read More

The ultrasound segment of GE HealthCare brought in $3 billion to the company last year, and was a leading cause of growth in fiscal 2022. Read More

In the midst of exploring a sale, Magenta Therapeutics Inc. is laying off the vast majority of its staff, including five executives. Read More

Harvard has appointed members to a committee that’ll oversee the university’s efforts to dig deeper into Harvard’s long-ago ties to slavery and making amends through new college partnerships. Read More

One principle that should guide the state’s economic policy must be sharing the successes of our Boston-centric economy statewide, giving residents and businesses in Central and Western Massachusetts a chance to participate in the robust growth. Read More

A number of progressive legislators have filed bills that, if enacted, would either repeal or alter Chapter 62F of the Massachusetts General Laws, the once-obscure 1986 tax cap law which sent nearly $3 billion back to taxpayers last year. Read More