Archive for October 2025

  Massachusetts has been facing “glitches” in vaccine distribution, the state public health commissioner said Wednesday, and a long-term federal government shutdown may create “ripple effects” across Massachusetts public health.  Read More

  The Boston Business Journal has announced the honorees for the 2025 Icon Awards: A Women Who Mean Business Program.  Read More

  Nearly nine months into the second Trump administration, Massachusetts has lost out on a total of $3.7 billion in federal funding thanks to Trump administration clawbacks and the domestic policy mega-bill that got signed into law earlier this year, new state data show.  Read More

  With both of its top leadership positions filled for the first time in years, the commission is aiming to get back on track moving the industry forward.  Read More

  The original Opportunity Zone program is getting a rural-focused makeover.  Read More

  After emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2023, Starry Internet is getting acquired by Verizon Communications.  Read More

  A Boston company that creates drones that navigate by “seeing” and “feeling” their surroundings, rather than using GPS, has raised $10 million in new funding.  Read More

  The CEO of First Citizens Bank, parent of Silicon Valley Bank, wants to do more for the founders and employees of the successful startups that the bank helped build by offering more services to the wealthy.  Read More

  Ted Swimmer succeeds Don McCree, who is retiring.  Read More

  RAIN Group is among a handful of “mid-tier” global firms, surmounted by only a few larger competitors.  Read More