Posts by ericg

Good morning. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Monday, plus more book recommendations, a British Bake-off moment with American snacks, and more. Read More

The new owners of Sally’s Apizza are bringing the New Haven icon to the Boston area. Read More

WBUR CEO Margaret Low sees the first-ever WBUR Festival, planned for May 2025, as a “convergence of fascinating people grappling with the most consequential issues of our time — from the state of democracy to the state of our climate.” Read More

The Dutch hotel chain CitizenM will open its second Boston location in the Back Bay in the summer of 2024. Here’s the latest on that and other local hospitality and retail news. Read More

The state’s largest hospital owner and health system appears to have made big strides towards a financial recovery from Covid in fiscal 2023, both in terms of its operating budget and its financial investments. Read More

The new institute will try to increase student enrollment in the sport leadership and administration program to 200-300 students annually by funding new faculty and academic support, as well as increasing scholarships. Read More

Somerville’s bluebird bio Inc. has won its third U.S. drug approval since splitting into two companies. Read More

In a first for the Nobel Prize-winning gene-editing technology, a CRISPR-based drug, co-developed by two Boston drugmakers, has been approved in the U.S. Read More

Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses. Read More

It also approved the sale of Alexandria Real Estate’s interests in two BPDA-owned Charlestown Navy Yard buildings to a redeveloper of office space into life sciences labs. Read More