Archive for March 2023

Thousands of new areas and counties will be added to the HUBZone program, the SBA announced. Read More

DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners and Leggat McCall Properties last week celebrated the topping off of an 11-floor, 370,000-square-foot lab and office building. Read More

When California-based Zymergen became a part of Ginkgo Bioworks last year, its technology became a near-seamless part of Ginkgo’s toolkit. Read More

With an application connects nurses with gig work, IntelyCare has grown significantly during today’s dire workforce shortages. Read More

Ralph Dangelmaier, CEO of the Waltham-based fintech firm BlueSnap, describes his company as a Swiss Army knife — a useful tool that’s just not as simple to explain to people as a hammer. Read More

When Greenstreet joined the drugmaker as chief operating officer in 2016, it had yet to turn its RNA-silencing technology into commercial drugs. Now, it’s a nine-figure company. Read More

Granite City Electric Supply Co. turns 100 this year. The Quincy supplier of lighting and other materials for electricians is among the state’s fastest growing middle-market companies. Read More

Hospitals spent 600% more on temporary staff in 2022 than they did in 2019, the year before the Covid-19 pandemic began. Read More

A new woman-owned retail advisory firm is launching in Boston that focuses on women- and minority-owned businesses, not only because it’s the socially responsible thing to do, but also because it makes financial sense. Read More