Archive for September 2025
UMass Memorial starts construction on new $42M satellite ER
The facility is intended to ensure continued emergency access for patients affected by the closure of Steward Health Care–owned Nashoba Valley Medical Center last year. Read More
Read MoreShark Tank winner Sparkcharge eyes expansion to Europe
When your website crashes after an appearance on SharkTank, it is probably a sign that there’s interest in your product. If you’re unsure about that, just ask the team at Somerville-based startup SparkCharge. Read More
Read MoreNew Balance opens multimillion-dollar manufacturing expansion in Maine
The company has consolidated operations at the plant, and another that had operated nearby. Read More
Read MoreTrump to Harvard: Hand over records or risk federal financial aid
Harvard risks losing access to all federal student aid funding after refusing to hand of admissions documents related to race, according to two different letters sent by the Trump administration. Read More
Read MoreYvonne Hao to join investment firm Flagship Pioneering
The former top Massachusetts official overseeing economic development will take a leadership role at one of the state’s largest and most active venture capital firms. Read More
Read MoreBoston robotics talent is powering the next wave of naval defense
What’s behind a surge in funding recently for startups in Massachusetts and Rhode Island that want to design and build ships? Two words: uncrewed vessels. Read More
Read MoreBoston sports tech startup Sports Innovation Lab acquired by Genius Sports
A Boston-based sports tech startup known for its fan intelligence platform has been acquired by a larger company, just as it was preparing for another round of fundraising. Read More
Read MoreBoston tech ecosystem thrives: Major deals and exits shake up local landscape
You thought it was a slow year for M&As, exits and funding deals? Think again. Boston’s tech scene is buzzing with activity as several local companies make big moves. Read More
Read MoreBrett: Why New England needs the ROAD to Housing Act
Jim Brett, CEO of The New England Council writes on why New England needs the bipartisan ROAD to Housing Act. Read More
Read MoreCountry clubs are locked in an amenities arms race. It’s showing up on the balance sheet.
Country clubs are investing heavily in new amenities to lure and retain members. It’s showing up on the balance sheet. Read More
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