Archive for June 2023

The pushback against ESG from Republican-led states is affecting companies’ public statements. But whether it will affect their efforts to respond to climate change is less clear. Read More

Younger investors, in particular, are saying “yes” to an ESG investment strategy — yet it is now under attack from those who would stoke the fires of the culture wars. Read More

The city has launched a Nightlife Initiative for a Thriving Economy (NITE) Committee and is looking for its inaugural 21 members. Read More

Venture capital flowing to Boston-area startups has slowed by more than two-thirds since a peak in funding in 2021. Here’s a closer look and what it means. Read More

MITRE will use the new funding to outfit a bluetech lab, build a national "blue economy" data hub and support workforce development efforts. Read More

A representative of the state’s largest health system said the move was disappointing. Read More

As it turns out, tallying up the floor count in a luxury tower isn’t always straightforward. Read More

The Business Journal’s Lucia Maffei sat down with Snyk CEO Peter McKay to discuss the unicorn’s latest acquisition, the pros and cons of raising money while cutting valuation, and the state of the IPO market. Read More

A second offshore wind developer is trying to exit its existing Massachusetts utility PPAs and bid into a future procurement instead. Read More

Commentary: Mass. should let restaurants pass on credit card fees to patrons. It charges tax filers a fee when it’s tax time, but it leaves small-business owners footing the bill while already facing razor-thin margins. Read More