Archive for July 2023

Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Thursday, plus empty downtown storefronts, PTC’s CEO, lazy-girl jobs, and sneakers at the office. Read More

Politicians, academics and industry leaders are all trying to get their heads around how best to build the state’s prominence in that sector of drug manufacturing. Read More

“Worcester can provide more space, more talent, more research capacity, more manufacturing capacity and also leverage what Boston has to offer,” said Grace Wang, president of WPI, on the city’s efforts to capitalize on the growth of biomanufacturing. Read More

The cost of a ransomware attack can be hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions — and the sum grows every year. Read More

His successor will be the former chief executive of ServiceMax, which was acquired by PTC for approximately $1.46 billion in January 2023. Read More

The Massachusetts Competitive Partnership is calling on state leadership to invest in the startup ecosystem through avenues like creating new incentive packages, an Entrepreneurship & Innovation Council and marketing campaigns. Read More

Highly-paid CEOs get large compensation packages while they’re employed —and then often get huge paydays even if they’re let go. Here’s a look at the largest severance packages in the Boston area. Read More

A Cambridge biotech is laying off most of its staff in the wake of a failed merger agreement. Read More

"Better working conditions and job safety would allow us to put more energy and support toward mental health and medical care for our clients and patients,” organizers said in a statement. Read More

"Better working conditions and job safety would allow us to put more energy and support toward mental health and medical care for our clients and patients,” organizers said in a statement. Read More