Archive for April 2023

A local nonprofit has created a framework that aims to support municipal bond issuers across the country who want to advance racial equity in their communities. Read More

The winners in the undergraduate, graduate and alumni tracks each received a grand prize of $28,000. Meet the startups that stood out this year. Read More

The alleged sale would not be Bain’s first foray into the Tampa Bay ecosystem. Read More

The private equity–owned edtech company is positioning for an exit in the coming years by reducing the size of the outstanding debt it still carries since emerging from bankruptcy about ten years ago. Read More

Fort Point, in many ways, is stuck between two very different eras. Some think the neighborhood’s brick-and-beam offices may not "be relevant real estate anymore," while a restaurant owner is "very bullish" on the area. Read More

Boston-area workers are using the MBTA more but are overwhelmingly giving the transit system poor grades, and say it has worsened on safety and reliability, according to a new Boston Business Journal-Seven Letter poll. Read More

Massachusetts hospitals received nearly $500 million more in tax exemptions than they invested in their communities in 2020, according to a Needham-based think tank’s analysis. But hospitals say the analysis is unfair. Read More

For those who want to work in Boston’s highest restaurant and observatory, more than 200 jobs are coming available at the soon-to-open View Boston. Read More

The company said all customer orders will be filled “without disruption or delay.” Read More

The bank maintained a positive outcome for the first quarter of the year due to loan demand, higher rates boosting the bank’s interest income and a recent acquisition. Read More