Archive for November 2023

This deal fits in with Whoop’s recent moves to invest in its new conversational digital fitness coach. Read More

One year ago almost to the day, the family who owns the Nissenbaum’s Auto Parts junkyard in Somerville was on the brink of becoming $150 million richer. Things did not go as planned. Read More

Senate Democrats are now on board with a House plan to require the Healey administration to stand up an overflow site for shelter-eligible families stuck on a waitlist, but a lack of apparent Republican support may slow the advancement of a compromise. Read More

A Boston College graduate who started a malnutrition nonprofit in 2009 has landed a grant that’ll allow it to double capacity and address a stubborn worldwide problem. Read More

In November, more bank branches closed than opened in Massachusetts, returning to a trend of widespread closures after October’s outlier month of more openings. Read More

The 3D-printing company is the third Bay State tech company in two months to receive the delisting warning notice from a major exchange. Read More

Greg Pauly, the chief operating officer of Massachusetts General Hospital, will step down effective Jan. 31, 2024. Read More

Investors, who often have the advantage of paying in cash to elbow out the competition, have accounted for a third of purchases in neighborhoods like Chelsea and Lynn in the past two decades, according to a new report. Read More

After more than four decades in business, a Waltham drug developer with an ovarian cancer drug will be acquired by a Big Pharma company. Read More

Flagship Pioneering, the Cambridge venture firm behind Moderna Inc., is looking to raise $3 billion for its eighth fund. Read More