Archive for February 2024

Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Tuesday, including Drizly’s layoff totals, Everbridge, One Congress lawsuit and a Boston stadium name game. Read More

After a fire last year, Brockton is still down one hospital, and with the financial issues with Steward Health Care, it cannot afford to lose another. Read More

Learn which other demographics also are flight risks. Read More

Doug and Greg Faron, who summered on the island as children and later returned to vacation with their families, purchased the property in March 2023 from the Marthens family, longtime operators of the classic resort hotel. Read More

CEO Reshma Kewalramani said Vertex is well on its way to launching five new products by 2028. Up next: New drugs for cystic fibrosis and pain relief. Read More

A Boston-based law firm has established a presence in Florida after merging with a South Florida firm that specializes in construction law. Read More

The lawsuit centers on alleged mistakes with the building’s mechanical and plumbing systems, including initially protecting against frozen pipes only to 7 degrees Fahrenheit. Read More

Gillette Stadium, a staple in New England sports since 2002, is to be called “Boston Stadium” during the seven matches hosted in Foxborough and in the official marketing and promotion materials of the global soccer tournament over the next two years. Read More

Uber announced last month that it is shutting down Drizly, the Boston College-born booze delivery startup. As part of the shutdown, it will lay off workers and close Drizly’s headquarters. Read More

Companies are grappling with political backlash and legal challenges to their diversity, equity and inclusion programs. Here’s how one expert believes organizations should move forward. Read More