Archive for November 2023

The Senate leader says the months-late supplemental budget could still be approved this week despite months of holdups that have created a crisis situation. Read More

One of the benefits of being an entrepreneur is flexibility. But for some new parents in cannabis, that flexibility comes with restrictions that are more strict than even the alcohol industry. Read More

The startup banking ecosystem broke open this year with the high-profile failures of SVB and First Republic Bank. In the aftermath came a proliferation of emerging startup banking departments at local financial institutions. Read More

Biotech companies are on alert after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration unexpectedly said that certain types of CAR-T drugs could occasionally cause cancer. Read More

Employees are worried about AI’s potential to eliminate jobs, but that’s only one side of the equation. Here’s why some recruiters say there’s another side to AI that employers and employees should embrace. Read More

UMass has named a former state Supreme Judicial Court justice as its next general counsel to succeed Gerry Leone, who previously served as the Middlesex district attorney. Read More

When the U.S. government announced the third quarter Gross National Product (GDP) growth last week, it took the world by surprise. How can an economy grow by 4.9% in one quarter? Well, one must look deeper into the numbers. And the picture may not be that great as we glide our way to next year.…

He is tasked with overseeing a six-building life sciences portfolio — located entirely in Greater Boston, even though the firm has a national footprint — and growing the firm’s presence in this region and elsewhere. Read More

About three weeks after the first firm in New York made the move, the first law firm with a Boston office has raised salaries by $10,000 for its associates next year. Read More