Archive for January 2024

Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Friday, including job cuts at HubSpot and Sage, the Brigham’s presidential exit, ChapStick’s local business connection and what’s going on today and this weekend. Read More

The Boston-based JDRF T1D Fund remains one of the more successful examples of the venture philanthropy business model pioneered by groups like the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in the 1990s and the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, founded in 2000. Read More

Rebecca Zavin has been leading a team of over 300 engineers as chief technology officer at the Boston home-security startup since last October. Read More

The governor signed an executive order calling on state government to only require a certain level of education for a job when "absolutely necessary," and called on the state’s employers to do the same. Read More

Berkshire’s brand footprint is currently 96 branches across New England and New York with $12.4 billion in assets. Read More

The Health Policy Commission will conduct a cost review of the proposed clinical affiliation between Dana-Farber Cancer Center and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, which includes building a new cancer hospital in the Longwood Medical Area. Read More

Cambridge-based HubSpot has quietly conducted another round of layoffs — this time in content design roles. Here’s how many jobs were affected. Read More

L2 Services of Chicago, Boston, and New York, has Read More

Months after major layoffs at Sage Therapeutics Inc., the company is also making plans to cut its Cambridge office space by more than half. Read More

The new CFO of the Wilmington-based semiconductor firm is Richard Puccio, who led Amazon Web Services’ financial organization for almost three years. Read More