Archive for August 2023

Klaviyo is the first major tech company based in the Bay State to file for an IPO in a year when economic uncertainty has kept many firms away from the public markets. Read More

On Thursday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new biosimilar designed to mimic Tysabri, one of Biogen’s (Nasdaq: BIIB) MS products. Biosimilars, like generics, are typically more affordable versions of brand-name drugs. Read More

As the nursing shortages continues, MGH Institute of Health Professions has partnered with a Boston-based healthcare recruiting company to support international students coming to work in Massachusetts. Read More

UMass Memorial wrote in an internal memo that there has been a rise in Covid-19 cases among staff which has led to exposures to the virus. Read More

Dunkin’ has a new corporate sibling, and it’s another iconic New England food company: the sandwich chain Subway. Read More

When the 21-year-old co-founders of Cape Tide Hard Tea bring their product to events, sometimes they get a few funny looks and asked to show their IDs. But the co-founders say their youth and entrepreneurship story is actually a selling point for their company. Read More

Here are the five things you need to know today. Read More

In our fifth edition of the Executive Education Guide, the Boston Business Journal covers career education programs aimed at working professionals at nearly three dozen institutions across Massachusetts. Read More

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has opened 15 new branches this year, bringing the bank to new communities such as Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge and Lawrence. Now, the banking giant has plans to enter Dorchester and Marlborough before the end of the year. Read More