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Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your workday, and the claim to fame I have in common with Eastern Bank’s Bob Rivers.

With employee monitoring on the rise, Massachusetts lawmakers are crafting legislation to protect workers from invasive data collection and automated decision making systems — one of the first such bills in the U.S., Lindsay Shachnow reports.

In a bid described as “extremely competitive,” a Market Basket–anchored…

The award-winning documentary will be making its local debut at the upcoming Twin Cities Film Festival

Waltham medical device giant Thermo Fisher Scientific is set to acquire a Swedish proteomics company, plus other life sciences news you may have missed.

Erie County has the most diagnoses of childhood cancer, but when it comes to the rate of diagnoses, Genesee takes the lead.

It’s been a slow year for merger and acquisition activity across the globe. But in Greater Washington, you would be forgiven for not realizing that.

Between the sale of the Washington Commanders and private equity firm Blackstone Inc. (NYSE: BX) taking event software firm Cvent private — both multibillion-dollar deals — there have been a number of high-profile M&A transactions that have occupied our attention. But neither of those deals is the largest on our list.

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August Bioservices LLC has received $1 million in funding from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development for machinery and additional staff. This is not the first or the last time the pharmaceutical company will be expanding.

First Horizon Corp. reported its third quarter earnings, the latest snapshot into where the bank stands as it is further removed from the called-off merger with TD Bank.

The Oct. 18 vote is seen as a sign of the league’s rapidly growing revenue pie as the 2021 package of media rights deals kicked in.

“The correction of this error resulted in over $9 million in duplicative payments returned to affected Hawaii consumers,” Iris Ikeda, Hawaii commissioner of Financial Institutions, said in a statement.

Olaf Janke expressed regret for his role in what became a Ponzi scheme at the defunct Lake Oswego investment firm.