Archive for May 2023
Coming to a store near you: Coffee, ice cream and more — inside plant-based coatings
In nature, the skins and peels on fruit help protect the food from damage and preserve the delicious insides for people to enjoy. A Boston startup is taking this concept and applying it to foods like hummus, yogurt and coffee. Read More
Read MoreHealthy.io focuses on U.S. market for its smartphone-powered kidney test
Healthy.io, whose U.S. headquarters is in Boston, is using its new venture funding to accelerate U.S. adoption of its smartphone-powered kidney test and other health tools. Read More
Read MoreFive things you need to know today, and a big awards night
Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your workday, plus Read More
Read More3 out of 5 First Republic branches are within 0.2 miles of a Chase branch
JPMorgan Chase & Co. swept in last week to acquire the failed First Republic Bank, which had a significant presence in Boston. The branches reopened on Monday as Chase banks, but will they stay open? Read More
Read MoreTD awards $825K to affordable housing across Mass. and R.I.
TD Bank’s charitable foundation is donating $7 million to 37 nonprofits across its footprint to help preserve affordable rental housing. A total of $650,000 will go to three nonprofits in Massachusetts, and $175,000 will go to one nonprofit in Rhode Island. Read More
Read MoreCushman & Wakefield names Michelle MacKay next CEO
John Forrester plans to retire as chief executive and board member after 35 years with the commercial real estate company. Read More
Read MoreEQRx lays off more than half its staff, pivots again
EQRx Inc. is shelving several programs and laying off more than half its workforce in another drastic pivot. Read More
Read MoreToast abruptly ends its Fenway lease
The restaurant point-of-sale and management system company is paying $16 million to leave 401 Park Drive by the end of the year. Read More
Read MoreSubmit young, local innovators for Inno Under 25
It’s time to celebrate the young, ambitious entrepreneurs who will become the future leaders in Boston’s startup scene. Submit your nominations now. Read More
Read MoreTakeda to lay off up to 186 employees in Massachusetts
The company told the state it plans to cut up to 186 employees starting this summer. Read More
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