Archive for March 2023
Form D Friday: Comms provider raises $15M for underserved, off-grid markets
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
Read MoreDeveloper proposes converting Porter Square office to labs
The three-story building on Somerville Avenue belonged to Leslie University until last year. Read More
Read MoreFDIC says it expects decisions from Silicon Valley Bank auction this weekend
What auction winners may get has been changing daily as startups and VCs have reportedly returned some of the $42 billion that was pulled from SVB two weeks ago and some key executives have started to take jobs elsewhere. Read More
Read MoreHarvard aims to spin out more ‘tough tech’ startups. Check out the tech on the rise.
Technologies to help individuals recovering from stroke relearn to walk, decode the language of genomes and package food in biodegradable skins are being developed within the walls of Harvard University. A new accelerator is trying to get this research out of these university labs. Read More
Read MoreBizSpotlight: Fuseideas
Advertising veterans Ben Deily and Rafael Feliz ha Read More
Read MoreCBA awards honor 2023 Boston brokers, deals
The BBJ & CBA partnered on a special supplement to recognize the CBA Achievement Awards. You can find that special publication here. Read More
Read MoreSlow zones will persist on the MBTA. So will shutdowns.
Two weeks after officials opted to slow the entire system because they did not have confidence in prior inspections and repairs, the T offered the clearest look yet at the frustrating speed restrictions. Read More
Read MoreEnrollment drops, acceptance rates rise at UMass campuses, data shows
Each year, the University of Massachusetts president’s office reports a detailed look at the five-campus system’s key indicators. Here are key takeaways from the latest data. Read More
Read MoreGreg Becker is still SVB Financial’s CEO
It turns out Silicon Valley Bank’s former parent company hasn’t yet cleaned out its executive suites. Read More
Read MoreBlimp-tech firm Altaeros’s HQ move to Hopkinton hits unexpected turbulence
Somerville-based Altaeros Energies had lined up nearly $5 million in tax breaks to relocate to a former EMC facility. But there turned out to be a big hitch: Another business ended up buying the property. Read More
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