Archive for October 2023

Months after retiring from hockey after 19 seasons with the Bruins, Patrice Bergeron has become a pitchman for the Boston-area chain Sal’s Pizza. Read More

The new organization will combine the scientists from the nonprofit research institute that’s been in Cambridge for more than a century with researchers from the ADA Science & Research Institute to accelerate innovation in oral care. Read More

Dan Quirk does not plan to put another of his auto dealerships at the site of the two four-story office properties, he told the Business Journal. Read More

The Boston-based e-commerce software “unicorn” said 110 employees were impacted by layoffs. The company is also moving some roles across markets. Read More

The Waltham-based medical device and scientific equipment maker is the most valuable company by market cap in Massachusetts. Read More

The longtime director of the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston is departing next year after 25 years leading the museum, including its move to the Seaport in 2006. Read More

Nike is pushing back at a Florida-based Babson graduate who believes that the sportswear giant stole her idea for a line of sports bras with pockets. Read More

in a recent interview, Whoop CEO Will Ahmed discussed Whoop’s recent announcement of using OpenAI’s most advanced generative AI system, GPT-4, to power its conversational digital fitness coach. Read More

Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Wednesday, including Gillette’s exit from Southie, Cambridge Savings Bank’s CEO announcement, and a heist story worth reading. Read More

Commentary: The head of the Northeast Hearth, Patio and Barbecue Association, writes that small, family-owned wood-stove businesses want cleaner air too, and that the EPA needs to bring back real-world, in-home testing for changeout programs. Read More