Worldwide Stages seeks expansion via $75M Reg A stock offering
Spring Hill's Worldwide Stages has launched a stock offering to raise $75 million for an expansion of its production campus.
Photos: Harper’s Steakhouse opens in downtown Nashville
Take a look inside globally inspired Harper's Steakhouse, by Dallas-based Milkshake Concepts.
Here’s how much Atlanta is paying to bring the Michelin Guide to town
Some of the world's most famous restaurants are defined by their Michelin rating.
LifeWallet significantly cut expenses after $174 million loss
The major sponsor of University of Miami athletes will cut back on advertising expenses.
Biogen’s 1,000-worker layoff begins
Layoffs have begun at Biogen Inc., just a few weeks after CEO Christopher Viehbacher said the company would cut another 1,000 jobs.
Notus Labs looks to prevent athlete injuries with wearable sensors
Evan Davies and Tim Walker, co-founders of Notus Labs in Cleveland, are getting ready to take their athlete-safety technology to market.
CVS says Blue Shield change will not affect its bottom line
“The financial impact associated with the partial termination of the Blue Shield of California contract is not expected to have an impact to our previously issued 2023 guidance and is expected to have an immaterial impact on our longer-term outlook,” the company wrote in the filing.
Lab Notes: Tela Bio launches new product; Amicus gets approval for its Pompe disease treatment in UK
This week's life sciences industry news includes a medical technology company's new product launch, a biotech company's approval for its Pompe disease treatment, and more.
Medical device at heart of $16.6B J&J acquisition recalled
Just a few months after Johnson & Johnson Inc. acquired Danvers medical device maker Abiomed Inc. for a whopping $16.6 billion, the device at the heart of the acquisition — a minimally invasive heart pump — is being partially recalled.
Low Q2 bankruptcy filings but Pittsburgh businesses brace for intensified pressure
Yes, Q2 2023 commercial bankruptcy filings in Pittsburgh are low and almost flat with Q2 2022. But stress is mounting.