Archive for March 2023

Two months after being informed it would lose its accreditation by a regional higher education group, the beleaguered Bay State College was denied an appeal of that decision. Read More

Three years ago, Flare launched and began shipping its flagship product, a smart bracelet designed to get the wearer out of potentially dangerous situations and prevent sexual assault. Read More

This time the job cuts will hit Amazon’s highly profitable cloud division. Read More

The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly inclined to go to court to stop Amazon’s planned acquisition of Bedford-based iRobot Corp. Read More

While Gov. Maura Healey’s tax relief proposal would provide benefits to households across the income spectrum, the largest benefits would by far go to a small number of very wealthy families in the state, according to a new report. Read More

The SBA’s decision on how to approach some delinquent PPP loans is getting heat from a prominent lawmaker. Here’s what businesses need to know. Read More

The Santa Clara company asked for help from bankruptcy court to gain access to financial records it said it’s been cut off from since the government seized its core banking business. Read More

A little over a year after leaving MassChallenge, Siobhan Dullea is stepping into a new role. Read More

The franchisee of the Boston area’s lone Paris Baguette shop is making plans to open more locations across the area. Read More

The Boston-based retailer spent $668,021 on personal security for CEO Niraj Shah in 2022, accounting for the bulk of his total compensation in 2022. Read More