Archive for July 2023

Preliminary estimates show that Massachusetts lost 4,500 jobs in June, one of only a handful of times that a month-over-month decline has happened since the height of the pandemic. While there has been mass layoffs across the Boston tech industry, that was not the industry that led the job loss. Read More

We urge lawmakers to tap the brakes on the latest minimum wage hike and spend time listening to the small businesses in their district. Read More

Boston Scientific chooses a Twin Cities suburb over Marlborough to build a new 400,000-square-foot campus. Read More

Just a third of grant recipients in a new city program are looking to locate downtown, even though one of the initiative’s chief aims is to fill the many vacant storefronts in the neighborhood. Read More

Here are the five things you need to know: Digital diagnostics in healthcare, Biogen job cuts, restaurant news, business starts, and the NAACP’s national convention kicks off in Boston’s Seaport District today Read More

The Coda Restaurant Group is about to leap over the Charles River into Cambridge with a new restaurant — but will then head back to its stomping ground in the South End for another new eatery. Read More

Over the last few years, digital diagnostics have gone from a novelty in the healthcare system to a tool patients and providers are using. Go inside the rise of digital diagnostics and the battle to build trust with patients, professionals and insurers. Read More

With news from the offshore wind industry shifting on a regular basis, it can be hard to keep track of the projects, the players, and the issues. But don’t worry—here’s a cheat sheet. Read More

Amazon intends to pay less money to acquire iRobot as the merger continues to face ongoing regulatory scrutiny. Read More