Archive for June 2025
AmWell co-founder launches new startup with an AI elder care companion
Roy Schoenberg envisions an AI companion and aid that will help elderly people stay in their homes longer with reduced need for around-the-clock care — all through phone calls. Read More
Read MoreMass. business confidence increases, but remains negative
A monthly business barometer from the Associated Industries of Massachusetts revealed mixed results in May. Read More
Read MoreA great divide is emerging on promotions. It could be a game-changer for retention.
An emerging dynamic around promotions is forcing many employers to rethink their retention strategies — and it could be a game-changer. Read More
Read MoreMass. celebrates win in MBTA Communities ruling
A Superior Court judge has ruled in the state’s favor in a lawsuit filed by nine Massachusetts towns that looked to not have to abide by a law requiring denser residential zoning in communities with MBTA transit access. Read More
Read MoreBoston arts group to redevelop New Bedford’s Star Store
A once-bustling downtown New Bedford landmark is poised for an artistic revival, thanks to partnership between local leaders and a Boston-based nonprofit. Read More
Read More5 for ’25: Five ways to ward off an internet service disruption
A global technology outage disabled computers and caused billion in losses for companies around the world about this time last year. Are you prepared for when, not if, the next massive service disruption occurs? Read More
Read MoreThe Playbook: This group of workers is being impacted most by return-to-office mandates
In this edition of The Playbook, we take a look at the impact of return-to-office mandates, why organizations are turning to “quiet firing” and more. Read More
Read MoreViewpoint: Why Boston business leaders must stand firm on diversity
Colette Phillips writes on why Boston business leaders must stand firm on diversity despite challenging times for DEI efforts. Read More
Read MoreEditorial: The state should offer guidance on vaccines
The Healey administration could — and should — play a larger role in clarifying the message for Massachusetts residents, employers and workers. Read More
Read MoreBrewers stress importance of brand identity amid a merger
With an industry in flux, mergers led by the top breweries in New England may be the industry’s shot at surviving. Read More
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