Archive for February 2024

The Brookline native who, as a young baseball executive, helped deliver a long-overdue world championship to the Red Sox is now returning to the team as an owner Read More

Five things you need to know to start your Friday, including WeWork closures in Boston, Steward’s latest news, Fenway Sports Group’s PGA deal and what to watch for when hiring a social media influencer for your business. Read More

Japanese pharma Eisai Inc. is best known for working with Biogen to develop its recently approved Alzheimer’s disease drug Leqembi. Read More

For thousands of people in Boston, access to the internet remains out of reach — and thus, so do better career opportunities, professional development resources, tools for growing a business, and more. Read More

Coworking spaces around Boston are seeing demand in new areas while they look to appeal to a new audience nearly four years since work-from-home became ubiquitous. Read More

"Once they have restocked and we are confident that they will continue to have the supplies necessary on an ongoing basis, we will look forward to resuming scheduled orthopedic and Gl procedures at Holy Family Hospital,” MGB wrote in an email to staff. Read More

Drivers and organized labor leaders will once again ask the state’s highest court to spike a well-funded, industry-led campaign looking to reshape the relationship between companies like Uber and Lyft and their app-based workforce. Read More

The latest cuts at Indigo Ag come as new CEO Dean Banks took the reins of the company on Feb. 1 and plans to hit breakeven by the end of the year. Read More

The state’s largest biotech employer announced a new worldwide license and collaboration agreement as well as a large shortfall in profits for the third quarter due in part to generic competition. Read More

The coworking company has not paid a combined $1.1 million in January rent at two buildings in the city, according to a recent court filing. Read More