Archive for June 2023

Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation, the nonprofit established by Natick-based Middlesex Savings Bank, is giving over $330,000 to 18 local nonprofits. Read More

EdVestors brings groups together to promote arts education for students in the city. Read More

The federal government is sending $147 million Massachusetts’ way to expand high-speed internet in the state. Read More

No connection with Boston-based drugmaker Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc., Vertex Ventures HC is one of six independent funds under the umbrella of Vertex Holdings, a VC investment holding company whose ultimate backer is Singapore state investor Temasek. Read More

Nine new businesses are coming to Bow Market this summer as part of the largest opening in the market’s history. Read More

Smart vending machines that dispense health and wellness products, including free period care items, are popping up around Boston. Read More

Breaking a long drought in the IPO market, a biotech startup spun out of a Waltham company has filed to list on the Nasdaq. Read More

JetBlue’s CEO writes in this BBJ commentary: "Merging with Spirit will allow us to deliver the JetBlue experience on a national scale, bringing the low fares Bostonians have long enjoyed to more markets. And while we plan to grow, our commitment to Boston will never waver." Read More

Danielle Silva, a Boston leader known for operating at the intersection of finance and life sciences, has left First Republic Bank for a new role following the bank’s sale to JPMorgan Chase. Read More

A local court has ruled that MIT must disclose how much money was raised by a high-profile project at MIT’s Media Lab that was shuttered in 2020 following reports of misrepresentation of research. The ruling is significant because MIT has not disclosed any information about the project since allegations of research misconduct first surfaced in…