Archive for February 2024

Fifteen female leaders in the Boston-area nonprofit field, eight from banking and finance, and four from life sciences are among those participating in the Boston Business Journal’s Mentoring Monday program on Feb. 26. Read More

The Waltham-based company’s most recent annual report, filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday, shows that Thermo Fisher Scientific has downsized its global team. Read More

The Boston-based real estate firm has not yet announced any tenants for the first building on the same campus, which is set to wrap up construction in the coming months. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Friday, and a new radio program you’ll want to check out this weekend. Read More

Commentary: The global life sciences industry alone is expected to double in size by 2030. Its carbon footprint could easily double with it, unless major action is taken right away. Fortunately, this spells economic opportunity, including for small businesses, writes one local CEO. Read More

With more than 3,000 employees in Boston, the company is trying to “figure out the right balance" for its hybrid work schedule. Read More

Self-described ‘mentor collector’ Suzy Welch shares her insights on mentorship, the art of making decisions and more. Read More

Running a Super Bowl ad is a major expense, with no guarantee for success. Is it worth it for startups to pony up big bucks during the big game? Read More

Standard Modern has lasted more than eight decades making brochures, campaign signs and mailers, making it into a fourth generation even as advertising has been upended by the internet. Read More

Cosmin Pitigoi was previously at PayPal for over 11 years. Read More