Archive for August 2023

After months of advocating for changes to a two-driver rule they describe as burdensome and unnecessary — and no solid timeline in sight for a fix — cannabis delivery entrepreneurs say they’re fed up with the Cannabis Control Commission’ plodding process. Read More

The Massachusetts unemployment rate dipped even lower in July after establishing a record low point in June. Read More

CIC Health, a spinoff that arose from CIC during the pandemic to manage testing and vaccinations, is shutting down its Covid-19 operations. But that might not be the end of the story for the organization, CEO Rachel Wilson told BostInno. Read More

Just a few months after Johnson & Johnson Inc. acquired Danvers medical device maker Abiomed Inc. for a whopping $16.6 billion, the device at the heart of the acquisition — a minimally invasive heart pump — is being partially recalled. Read More

Wellesley native Jon Anik is the voice of a generation. The UFC generation. He’s making a Boston homecoming with UFC 292 at TD Garden on Saturday, Aug. 18. Read More

The board also gave the greenlight to a plan to rezone Newmarket, the industrial area near Boston Medical Center where Roxbury, Dorchester and the South End meet. Read More

The new legal AI platform is powered by OpenAI and CourtListener and allows users to read and search summaries of judicial opinions. Read More

Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses. Read More

These are early days for AI. How can we use it to enhance creativity, connection and communication in our own lives and beyond? Fasten your seatbelts, and grab one of these recommended books by Larry Gennari. Read More

The national apparel chain thought it had a lease agreement "at the best corner in the Back Bay." When developer L3 Capital said the lease was never finalized, Alo sued and lost. But now, Alo is set to open this fall in L3’s building. Read More