Posts by ericg
Judge denies Shannon O’Brien’s appeal in CCC case
A Superior Court judge rejected process guardrails that O’Brien sought and ruled that Goldberg could consider O’Brien’s firing under certain circumstances. Read More
Read MoreHarvard spinout launches product using semiconductors to see cells
CytoTronics says its product allows scientists to monitor cell viability, morphology, electrophysiology, metabolism and more. To accompany its hardware, CytoTronics is also offering cloud-based application software to assess data from scans. Read More
Read MoreHealey nominates Gabrielle Wolohojian for Mass. high court
Gabrielle Wolohojian is currently a state appellate judge and is also a former romantic partner of Healey’s. Read More
Read MoreReal estate investors expect to buy and sell more property this year, but Fed actions could alter plans
Real estate investors say they’re preparing to buy and sell more commercial property this year — although one big question mark remains. Here’s a look at the forecast and which markets are projected for the strongest returns. Read More
Read MoreBoston solar company aims to lead corporate responsibility in industry boom
As an established company in the industry, BlueWave wants to use its reputation and experience to set the tone as new companies enter the fold. Read More
Read MoreRight-to-repair bill for cell phones, laptops gets a push on Beacon Hill
Major laptop and cellphone manufacturers received middling grades on the repairability of their products in a report released Tuesday by a consumer watchdog group, which continues to push for action from Beacon Hill. Read More
Read MoreCannabis sales statewide hit another new record in 2023, but business concerns remain
Cannabis sales had another record year, though businesses say they remain concerned about the long-term stability of the industry. Read More
Read MoreThese real estate developers are bullish on downtown Boston
There’s a small but growing group of real estate developers and investors placing bets on office properties in downtown Boston, an area all but emptied by Covid-19 that’s yet to fully recover four years later. Read More
Read MoreGeneration Bio ends Waltham lease, but landlord fights back
The company notified the landlord it was terminating a 104,000-square-foot lease, citing a breach of the agreement. Read More
Read MoreMalden looks to ban tobacco to a generation, even after you’re 21
The city of Malden is aiming to create a "nicotine-free generation" through a proposed bylaw that would forever ban the sale of tobacco products and e-cigarettes to anyone born after Jan. 1, 2004— but retailers in the market said the proposal is a "ridiculous policy" and "not make sense in the real world." Read More
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