Archive for June 2023

During the NBA Finals, ESPN is spotlighting a Boston pizza joint as part of its 2023 Champion Black Businesses initiative. Read More

Love was CEO of sickle cell disease drug maker Global Blood Therapeutics in San Francisco before its acquisition last year by Pfizer. He begins his two-year stint as chair of BIO’s board at a critical time for the life sciences industry. Read More

A local high school alumni angel investment group is celebrating its first anniversary and reaching more than $1 million in total investments. Read More

First-quarter 2023 deposits dropped a record amount across U.S. banks — the steepest fall since the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. starting collecting the data in 1984. The $472 billion outflow in deposits outpaced the drop that banks saw following 2008 financial crash. Read More

The slow of the economy has seeped its way into all industries, in one way or another. For the legal industry, when a recession hits, historically it’s often the first year associates who are affected with a delayed start date. Read More

In Boston, large commercial buildings are required to reach "net zero" emissions by 2050. In Cambridge, they could soon be mandated to do the same by 2035. Read More

One can never underestimate the power of money when it comes to decision-making by humans. The marriage between the PGA Tour and LIV proves that. Read More

The new organization brings to an end litigation that has divided the sport. Read More

The mayor announced a major renovation and expansion of Roxbury’s Madison Park school. The institution has been beset by leadership turnover and poor performance over the years, and business groups have lamented how few students land jobs with local employers. Read More

Biogen is looking at following in Merck’s footsteps by suing the federal government over the Inflation Reduction Act’s drug-pricing provisions. Read More