Five things: Business confidence, Shannon O’Brien, diversity in biotech, binoculars and breakthroughs
Good morning, Boston. I’m happy to report that Gumby the kitten with deformed legs has found a forever home. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Monday.
Massachusetts employer confidence held steady in November, continuing the trend of riding the line between optimistic and pessimistic territory.
Cassie McGrath reports that Cannabis Control Commission Chairwoman Shannon November was suspended from the commission over allegations of racism, according…
Above the Fold: Rachel DesRochers on the Business Courier podcast
Serial entrepreneur Rachel DesRochers, the woman behind Grateful Grahams, the Northern Kentucky Incubator Kitchen Collective and the new Power to Pursue conference, is the guest on Above the Fold.
Caribou Coffee opens new location in Brookfield: Quick Bites
Also, vegan fare comes to Crossroads Collective food hall, and the café inside the 330 Kilbourn office complex reopens post-Covid.
Jacksonville condo prices hit hard in 2023
The Jacksonville metro area saw one of the biggest drops in the nation on condo prices.
Home sellers saying ‘sayonara, Seattle’; ‘hello, Spokane’
Housing is cheap and traffic is a breeze in Spokane.
Devco plans multi-building housing project in Lakewood
The three-building project will be made up of podium-style buildings near the Sound Transit Lakewood Station.
How an executive physical saved Brian Lawlor’s life
Early-stage lung cancer often has no symptoms, but early detection is a vital part of determining the best course of treatment for the best possible outcome. TriHealth patient Brian Lawlor shared his experience being diagnosed with lung cancer following an executive physical and how early detection saved his life.
Learn more about TriHealth's lung cancer screening program.
Matthews Southwest, partners build homes to revitalize part of South Dallas
Dozens of affordable single-family homes are being developed in a southern Dallas neighborhood by a joint venture that includes a real estate heavyweight. Click through to learn more about the project and the companies and leaders involved.
How Genentech, a diabetes patient group, and nonprofits opened eyes in Alabama
Genentech and the American Diabetes Association, partnering with community groups, over the past year built the framework for their pilot program in Alabama.
La Luna Eatery & Events to relocate to Taos
An event center known for its open mic comedy shows and live music is relocating to Taos. The move is partly the result of increased competition in the area, according to the owner.