Posts by ericg
Drizly, Uber to lay off 168 starting in April
Uber announced last month that it is shutting down Drizly, the Boston College-born booze delivery startup. As part of the shutdown, it will lay off workers and close Drizly’s headquarters. Read More
Read MoreDEI programs are under fire but many companies continue to prioritize diversity efforts
Companies are grappling with political backlash and legal challenges to their diversity, equity and inclusion programs. Here’s how one expert believes organizations should move forward. Read More
Read MoreA new life science mentorship program is coming to Central Mass.
Worcester incubator Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives and Venture Forum will host the program, meant to assist early and later-stage life sciences entrepreneurs. Read More
Read MoreState names tourism coordinator for 250th anniversary
Massachusetts, looking to play up its role in the founding of the United States, has named a coordinator for its tourism efforts two years before the country’s 250th anniversary. Read More
Read MoreHospital backlogs push parts of care system into ‘high risk’
The Department of Public Health elevated the risk level of two regions of the state to Tier 3, which could result in hospitals slashing elective, non-urgent procedures and services. Read More
Read MoreBoston Speaks Up with Kristen Craft of Fidelity for Startups
Kristen Craft is the new Vice President & Business Partner Manager at Fidelity for Startups, one of the largest brokerage firms in the United States, headquartered here in Boston. She’s a major catalyst supporting Fidelity in its efforts to help fill the startup banking void in Boston. Read More
Read MoreEverbridge is getting acquired in $1.5B deal, going private
Everbridge, which held an IPO in 2016, is going private after making a deal with a deep-pocketed acquirer. Read More
Read MoreAfter first investments, Propeller is looking to expand its portfolio
The ocean climate-focused fund, which was founded in October 2022, recently announced its investment into 14 startups. Propeller invests in companies developing technologies that use the ocean to regulate the climate, but is open to expanding its focus. Read More
Read MoreFive things: Business confidence, biotech jobs turnaround and World Cup matches
Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Monday, including new business confidence numbers, biotech jobs turnaround, retail news and Boston’s World Cup matches. Read More
Read MoreHere’s what could turn around Massachusetts’ biotech job market in 2024
We asked biotech recruiters what the 2024 job market could hold, and what factors could change this year for the better. Here’s what they said. Read More
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