Archive for June 2023

Juneteenth needn’t be a day of service. Rather, says one leader, attend a celebration, or if you prefer a more low-key approach, visit a local museum featuring an exhibit on Black culture or history. Above all, adopt an attitude of openness and learning. Read More

Needham bank is seeking to raise $390 million in an initial public offering disclosed on June 9, a move that is unexpected given the slowdown of IPOs this year and the recent turmoil in the banking industry following three regional bank failures. Read More

A Massachusetts law requiring automobile manufacturers to boost access to telematic vehicle data "conflicts with and therefore is preempted" by federal law, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Tuesday. Read More

Proponents say the Double Black Diamond project is leading the U.S. effort to onshore its solar industry. Read More

The sports apparel company said Wednesday it plans to relocate its "brand management" and "marketing operations" departments from the Boston area to the company’s headquarters in Germany. Read More

Chris MacKenzie has quietly stepped down as the RSM market leader, the fourth largest accounting firm in the state. MacKenzie is passing the baton to Kevin Kopanon, who has landed the promotion. Read More

Mabbett & Associates, Inc. (Mabbett®) is pleased t Read More

The new Massachusetts Business Roundtable survey shows that the state’s highly educated workforce is growing only more valuable. But other factors are leading employers to rethink their Bay State operations. Read More

Law firm Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe is laying off 6% of its global workforce, affecting 40 associates and 50 staff members. The San Francisco-founded technology firm, which has a Boston office, is also deferring its start date for incoming first-year associates. Read More

Advocates are pushing for a tax credit that would target owner-occupied housing in low-income areas. Read More