Archive for May 2023

A company that acquired and summarily liquidated a Cambridge cancer firm two months ago has tried — and failed — to buy another Boston biotech. Read More

The asset manager, one of the largest financial services firms headquartered in Boston, is poised to come under new ownership for the first time in almost 16 years. Read More

Although loans backing office properties are the most scrutinized these days, a wall of debt is maturing within the multifamily sector, too, in the coming years. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your workday, plus new biotech jobs in Mass., gym franchises, Dr. Seuss and a history of sustainable, responsible businesses. Read More

After a West Coast hiatus, Karmaloop founder Greg Selkoe is back in Boston and has launched a new venture — a gaming company that supports content creators, owns esports teams and creates gaming lifestyle merchandise. Read More

Massachusetts is expected to gain 42,000 net new life sciences jobs by 2032, according to a new report from the Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation. Read More

Commentary: We have an opportunity to embrace skilled immigration and to leverage the talents of international candidates at U.S. colleges and universities to fill the talent and workforce gaps in tech and healthcare. Read More

A group of New England fishing interests, backed by Texas lawyers, have filed an appeal after failing to persuade a federal judge in Boston that a large offshore wind project should be halted. Read More

Boston Impact Initiative Fund (BII) is a nonprofit impact investment fund that works to build a future where entrepreneurs of color and their communities have the financial, social and political power to create a sustainable, inclusive, and equitable economy. Read More

The vaccine maker plans to spend more than $300 million in building out the property. It is seeking a property tax break for the project. Read More