Archive for February 2024

The opening marks another big milestone for the Danish pharmaceutical giant as it consolidates its U.S. R&D operations to Greater Boston. Read More

New construction and an increased focus on conversion projects are affecting office inventory in cities across the country. Read More

Amazon aggregator Thrasio, which raised a whopping $3.4 billion in total funding since launching in 2018 and surpassed a $1 billion valuation during the height of the pandemic, said Wednesday it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Read More

Ginkgo Bioworks Holdings Inc. has made acquisitions involving two Cambridge-based biotechs and a New York genetic medicine company. Read More

Good morning, and happy National Tooth Fairy Day. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Wednesday, including Wayfair’s new restaurant, Cambridge College’s acquisition, zoning kerfuffles and an immigrant ‘Shark Tank’ Read More

Over the next five years, advocates will provide assistance to people with medical debt, including through legal representation to help contest it. Read More

The chief executive of The Boston Beer Company, Dave Burwick, will retire next month after five years leading the company. Read More

In the fourth quarter, Flywire brought in $100.5 million, more than the $88.7 million estimates ahead of the company’s earnings release on Tuesday. Read More

Unlimited vacation policies can boost morale, give companies an edge in recruiting and help them save money, but there are some common missteps employers need to avoid when making the switch. Read More

The moment for Wayfair to open its first, large-format store is imminent, as Wayfair CEO Niraj Shah reminded analysts last week. Read More