Archive for April 2023

Tufts University has named a new dean overseeing the school’s efforts to expand educational opportunities to non-traditional students. Read More

Shares of Everbridge plummeted after Florida officials rescinded a state contract with the critical event management company worth millions after an error disturbed the sleep of Florida residents. Read More

Gov. Maura Healey further reshaped the leadership at the under-fire MBTA on Friday, replacing three members of the agency’s board of directors and bringing a former T chief back into the fold. Read More

Last year, Nth Cycle announced that it raised $12.5 million. Now the company has its sights set on a larger funding amount. Read More

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

Schneider Electric’s name may not be widely known outside of the clean energy industry, but it’s seen 50% growth in its clean energy business in the last five years. Read More

We love communicating, and we use words every day, all day, in so many media and contexts. That should mean talking and not talking thoughtfully. Read More

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan foresees a recession occurring later this year — and, despite BofA’s strong financial results for the first quarter, job cuts are likely the horizon. Read More

The acquisition gives the life sciences developer BioMed Realty an entire block for 585 Kendall, as its lab project is known, and will make the block more pedestrian-friendly. Read More

The former New England Patriots quarterback and founder of TB12 gave advice to budding entrepreneurs during the annual eMerge Americas conference in Miami. Read More