Archive for February 2024

Envisioning Access once trained capuchin monkeys as service animals. But that’s a thing of the past, so the nonprofit had to figure out how to move into the future, its executive director said. Read More

Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your workday. Read More

Butterfly Network recently received FDA clearance for the latest iteration of its semiconductor-based ultrasound technology. As Butterfly moves forward, the company is also preparing for a future when its products are used in people’s homes. Read More

A cafe expected to open in Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood in March will let guests browse for books, get some drinks and play with cats. Read More

By most measures, The Great Resignation is over. Experts say the tide is trending toward The Big Stay, where workers are looking for long-term career growth and for the employers that can provide it. But new research by The Business Journals shows many companies are missing opportunities to attract or retain talent through mentoring —…

Howard Simpson, general manager of WERS 88.9 FM, created the area’s first Black radio station in decades following the murder of George Floyd. Three years later, it’s still going strong. Read More

Construction is set to begin this year on the second offshore wind farm in Massachusetts. Read More

Marcum made the move to acquire Wakefield-based Powers & Sullivan as a way to bolster its government industry practice. Read More

The office tower is already struggling with vacancies in the wake of State Street’s departure. WeWork has been withholding rent payments, according to a court filing from the landlord. Read More