Archive for January 2024

Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Monday, including Synergy’s downtown buy, MGH’s expansion quest, and the mourning of an iconic sports brand. Read More

The pitch competition offers a springboard for the startups selected at finalists. Read More

Synergy has acquired a mixed-use building that includes owner David Greaney’s restaurant, Bostonia Public House, along with 94 apartments plus office space. Read More

Lombardo’s is closing its landmark venue in Randolph at the end of January, but has a plan for its next chapter. Here’s more on that and other local retail news. Read More

"Addiction is marked mostly by fear and isolation, which grows exponentially in high pressure jobs and reputation-based roles. Eventually, left untreated, addiction will end tragically for everyone involved," writes Todd Whitridge of the Recovery Centers of America. Read More

This week’s National Beat looks at the IPO window for startups, a top golfer’s role in a Series A round and OpenAI’s U.S. military change of heart. Read More

Dispensary owner Caroline Frankel won $1.2M in a settlement with the town of Uxbridge on Thursday, saying the town didn’t document where it spent the money it took from the company. A cannabis business group wants to see such refunds statewide. Read More

The return to office and how to approach pay in a tight talent market will continue to be issues in 2024, but there are some new problems, challenges and opportunities emerging. Here’s what employers need to know. Read More

State Street Corp. said Friday that deposits saw "a large uptick" in December, a potentially good sign for the custodial bank in 2024. Read More

Mass General says it needs more inpatient beds to relieve the crunch on the Emergency Department. But state regulators have, in the past, raised concerns about the potential cost impact to patients. Read More