Archive for June 2023

Needham-based SharkNinja Operating LLC is planning to apply to list its shares on the New York Exchange after a spinoff from its parent company. Read More

The California-based real estate developer bought the complex in early 2020 with an eye on converting the offices to labs, but the economy and the deteriorating office market changed those plans. Read More

Reading Cooperative Bank plans to open its first permanent branch in Lawrence in early July, but its presence in the area started long before that. Read More

The business community has an important responsibility and opportunity to demonstrate its core values of equity and inclusion and show what it means to be an authentic ally. This is not a moment to pull back our public support for the LGBTQ community – it is a moment for all of us to stand up.…

Startup investor Techstars is actively raising capital for its next fund. Read More

At home, a lowered toilet seat and lid keep people, pets or personal belongings from falling in. In contrast, a raised seat at public restrooms keeps the toilets cleaner. Cleana is rolling out an automated toilet seat to make users happy in both of these situations. Read More

CEO Peter Howard explained the reasons for prolonging the round by noting that the company is in a classic "crossing the chasm" situation, a reference to the delicate phase when tech products make the jump from early adopters to a larger market. Read More

Top MBTA officials told lawmakers they are optimistic about their progress addressing woes across the system, but when it came to some of the biggest questions facing the agency, they had little to share. Read More

The City Council’s vote marked the end of a long battle over the contours of the legislation, but the beginning of the formidable task of implementing the groundbreaking law. Read More

While no delivery experience is required to apply, Amazon.com Inc. makes it clear to business owners that they’re expected to receive and deliver packages daily, have the space to store them safely, and get the job done with their existing staff and own vehicles. Read More