Archive for April 2023

Some neighborhood restaurateurs say that after May 1, customers will inevitably go to competitors who are able to offer outdoor dining, resulting in a loss of business and less jobs for summer staff in the North End. Read More

A Boston-based legal foundation has ambitions to establish free corporate legal aid clinics across New England for underrepresented founders. To help raise awareness and funds for these plans, the organization is hosting an event celebrating a food historically connected with Boston: beans. Read More

In 2020, the world’s largest buyer of waste, China Read More

Norwood-based MedMinder Systems Inc. has named a new CEO just over a year since the smart pill dispenser maker had appointed Mike Edwards as its leader. Read More

Today is National Administrative Professionals Day, so be extra nice to the EAs in your life. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your workday, plus rats in Boston. Read More

Seven months after launching with backing from Arch and Andreessen Horowitz, Orbital Therapeutics is revealing exactly how much capital it has — and how it plans to use it. Read More

Anyone who commutes into Boston on public transit has experienced the delays, the slow zones and the service interruptions. But with the latest sudden changes to service on the Red Line and the Blue Line, the T has placed an even greater burden on workers. Read More

The Arlington company also reported a record backlog of orders and offered new details on a planned restructuring. Read More

The merger with Northmark expanded Cambridge Trust’s presence into affluent markets such as North Andover, Andover, and Winchester. Read More

On Tuesday, Biogen said the FDA had approved the drug — which will be marketed under the name Qalsody — to treat ALS patients with a mutation in SOD1 gene. Read More