The $125m deal is the latest sign that life sciences continue to thrive in the Boston area despite the down economy. By Tim Logan Globe Staff,Updated July 8, 2020 Another big piece of real estate near the Alewife Red Line station is trading hands. Expect more lab...
By Tracy Drury on July 7, 2020 As predicted, fears surrounding the risk of going to the hospital and postponing care during the Covid-19 pandemic are having a major impact on operations for emergency service providers. New research led by the University...
By Adam McClellan and Amanda Powers on July 2, 2020 The pandemic has impacted all of us in different ways – whether it is the loss of a loved one or the loss of a job, it is clear that we have a long road ahead to recovery. As Massachusetts continues to reopen, we are...
By Lisa Reisman on June 30, 2020 Shamala Seville-Ferguson, holding her newborn Gianna, walked out to her driveway, where an American Medical Response vehicle was parked. There was no emergency. The Community Health Care Van, repurposed in late April as a...
By Daniel Cusick on June 30, 2020 Internet interruptions caused by extreme weather events sap billions of dollars annually from the global economy and can interfere with the delivery of essential data and services by governments, utilities and first...
By Rob Fucci on June 25, 2020 The need for cars and trucks to be on the road was diminished through the spring months due to the coronavirus pandemic. Non-essential offices closed. Many citizens who were able to keep their jobs worked from home. Because...
