Archive for February 2024

Brian Krzanich offers expertise he developed as Intel connected its technology to cars. Read More

Zach Donah spoke with the Boston Business Journal to highlight his goals and objectives at the start of his tenure at the head of Massachusetts’ largest organization for accountants. Read More

The legislation would restore some popular tax credits by ramping up enforcement on the Employee Retention Credit. Read More

All of the airline’s European flights connect through Reykjavík. Read More

The ocean is capable of being a “hero” in regulating climate change, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution president Peter de Menocal said. Already, the ocean is a natural source of carbon dioxide storage, and it has the potential to do a whole lot more. Read More

The Boston startup has raised $106M to date. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Today begins Black History Month. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your February, including Biogen’s new focus, Breakthrough Energy’s new fund and a cost-cutting move to save customers (but your execs won’t like it). Read More

Life science companies continue to struggle. This week, Massachusetts saw one biotech suspend operations and another sell off some of its programs. Read More