Posts by ericg
Health insurance costs to rise 7-12% for many in Mass., regulators block steeper increases
Two of the largest health insurance carriers must either appeal or go back to the drawing board after state regulators rejected their proposed rate hikes as excessive, while hundreds of thousands of residents on other plans will see their premiums go up. Read More
Read MoreCity of Boston CFO Ashley Groffenberger named BBJ CFO of the Year Rising Star honoree
City of Boston CFO Ashley Groffenberger has been named the 2025 Rising Star awardee at the Boston Business Journal’s CFO of the Year awards. Read More
Read More‘None of us can do it alone’: BBJ names Coakley top CFO for lifetime achievement
The recipient of the Business Journal’s 2025 F. Gorham Brigham Lifetime Achievement Award is Tim Coakley, chief financial officer of Blauer Manufacturing Co. Inc. Read More
Read MoreHere’s the full lineup for our CFO of the Year Awards
Here’s the full lineup for the Boston Business Journal’s 2025 CFO of the Year Awards. Read More
Read MoreVeralto makes first investment in VC fund since spinoff — but not in Mass.
The Waltham-based a spinoff of D.C. conglomerate Danaher Corp. is investing in water innovation. Read More
Read MorePTC launches free software program for aerospace and defense startups
One of the state’s largest public companies recently announced that it has opened a new startup program geared towards aerospace and defense startups. Read More
Read MoreAssociate salaries at Boston’s elite law firms remain flat
Salaries for first-year associates at Boston’s elite law firms haven’t changed since 2023. Read More
Read MoreFive things: Trash, FDA, Provincetown train, and more MBTA commuter blues
Here are the five things you need to know in local business news to start your Tuesday, including a trash-collector court hearing, Sarepta and the FDA, the old Provincetown train, and more MBTA shutdowns on the way Read More
Read MoreCommentary: Local opportunities for environmentalism amid federal frenzy
The Charles River Conservancy chief: “The work of many local organizations is crucial in ensuring the health of Massachusetts’ beloved Charles River and its surrounding environment.” Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Developers reimagine a downtown corridor
A design competition intended to remake a major downtown corridor has resulted in five winning proposals. See what ideas have emerged, and find out how a locally based workforce-development initiative could have national potential. Those stories and more as part of this week’s coverage in The National Observer. Read More
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