Archive for October 2023
Wellington Management has a new $150M fund. This is where it’s investing.
Boston-based Wellington Management announced the final close of a new early-stage venture fund, known as Wellington Venture Investments I. The fund has $150 million in commitments. Read More
Read MoreWashington Trust reports flat third-quarter net income
Washington Trust announced third-quarter net income of $11.2 million, roughly flat with its performance the same period a year prior. Read More
Read MoreCambridge Savings Bank CEO announces plan to retire
Cambridge Savings Bank president and CEO Wayne Patenaude has resigned from his position. Read More
Read MoreThe Mass. colleges where student costs have risen the most
Nearly two dozen Massachusetts colleges, or just over one-third of those analyzed by the Boston Business Journal, have had student costs rise by at least 40% over the last decade. Read More
Read MoreBoston Medical Center launches ‘Economic Justice Hub’
Boston Medical Center is using a $3 million grant from the MassMutual Foundation to help the families of its pediatrics patients achieve economic stability. Read More
Read MoreGillette to move razor-making to Andover from South Boston, explore site sale
The decision to shift the manufacturing operations to Andover opens up as many as 31 acres on Fort Point Channel to redevelopment. Read More
Read MoreEli Lilly is looking for biotech partners in these four areas
As it expands its reach in Greater Boston, Eli Lilly and Company is looking for new biotech partners. Read More
Read MoreMass General Brigham names permanent chief academic officer
After serving in an interim capacity since the begging of this year, Dr. Paul Anderson has officially been named chief academic officer at Mass General Brigham. Read More
Read MoreNew Balance opening its latest US sneaker factory in New Hampshire
A year and a half after opening a sneaker factory in Methuen, New Balance is again returning to the Merrimack Valley for its made-in-the-U.S. production goals. Read More
Read MoreRTX to sell its cybersecurity business for $1.3B
The company formerly known as Raytheon has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its cybersecurity, intelligence and services business, which is based in Virginia. Read More
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