Archive for October 2023

Hospitals and colleges in the Boston area bring in a few billion dollars a year in federal funding for scientific and medical research. Here are the largest recipients in Massachusetts. Read More

Seurat Technologies, whose 120 employees are mostly based in the Bay State, is working on an innovation that makes 3D printing a climate-friendly alternative to traditional mass manufacturing. Read More

A Boston venture capital firm that specializes in healthcare technology has debuted a new kind of partnership to combat healthcare disparities in underserved communities — and it’s starting in Eastie. Read More

Banks have cut more than half of all branches inside other stores over the past 12 years. Read More

Tree House Brewing Co. is making its first move outside New England with a new brewery planned to open next year. Read More

Tree House Brewing Co. is making its first move outside New England with a new brewery planned to open next year. Read More

The Business Journal sat down with Renee Wegrzyn, the inaugural director of ARPA-H to learn more about what investor-catalyst really means, and why Massachusetts was selected to run the program. Read More

The National Labor Relations Board released a new rule that dramatically expands how related companies have to approach unions and collective bargaining. Read More

BTU International was looking for "a needle in a haystack" in order to update its manufacturing operations, according to its broker. Read More

It was a busy quarter for Eastern Bank. In mid-September, the state’s fifth largest bank dropped a simultaneous announcement: it’s selling Eastern Insurance and it’s merging with Cambridge Trust. The deals will bring shakeups, the details of which were revealed in today’s earnings call. Read More