Archive for August 2023

As the higher education market becomes more competitive, some Massachusetts colleges are betting big on athletics. These schools believe that a move from Division 2 to Division 1 sports will help them build up their brands and attract new students. Read More

A local startup providing SaaS building analytics for institutions like MIT and Harvard University has brought in new funding. Read More

A Delta Sky Club spanning more than 20,000 square feet has opened in Logan’s expanded international terminal. Here’s the latest on that and other retail and hospitality news. Read More

The new Minnesota campus will not be replacing Boston Scientific’s current Mass. headquarters Read More

Less than six months after it made its public debut, a new startup working on precision medicines for brain disorders has bagged another $150 million. Read More

Five things you need to know today, plus a Google store in Boston, Dell layoffs, Lahey at home, Marshfield Fair photos and the state wants your opinion on the new state seal, flag and motto. Read More

The company is said to have targeted a ground-floor storefront at a new mixed-use building on Newbury Street. Read More

This fall marks the first time that vaccines will be available to fight the triple threat of Covid-19, flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV. Some Massachusetts scientists are at the center of the upcoming vaccine campaigns. Here’s what to expect this fall. Read More

A couple months after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warned that a 2020 Massachusetts "right to repair" update might clash with federal law, the same agency softened its position and said the measure "may successfully be implemented" with some tweaks. Read More

With the abrupt closure of Compass Medical and a fire that shutdown parts of Brockton Hospital, the Watertown-based virtual primary care company is trying to fill care shortages. Read More