Archive for March 2023

Boston and the Bay State ranked high in a new report on tech salaries, which have continued to trend upwards nationwide despite the recent layoffs wave. Read More

Read about out all the latest deals, including funding for startups working on limb regeneration, autonomous driving tech and a Keurig-style machine for ice cream. Read More

Check out these 11 mergers and acquisitions of tech and life sciences companies we reported on in February. Read More

Good morning, Boston, and happy National Employee Appreciation Day. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Friday, plus a must-read book recommendation for you. Read More

We started this year with a round of calls to Boston-area entrepreneurs to ask a simple question: What are you working on in 2023? Some of the more interesting stories we uncovered were from a Boston founder suing the company that acquired her startup, and the abrupt resignation of the longtime executive director of a…

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

Charles Chieppo writes that governments must look to the private sector to access the technologies needed for services like modern fare-collection systems, but their due diligence should include making sure there’s enough competition to hold contractors accountable. Read More

A Danish pharmaceutical giant is shifting its U.S. R&D operations to Greater Boston with the addition of more than 200 jobs in the area. Read More

The founder and CEO of Marina Studios shares what it’s like to own a major film studio right here in metro Boston. Read More

Check out select March events, including BostInno’s Startups to Watch reception and panel, interesting talks hosted by Harvard Innovation Labs and the Techstars startup weekend at UMass Dartmouth. Read More