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In-home care company lays off nearly 800 across state
See what's next for the company's patients and employees.
Citizens announces $50B sustainable finance target
Citizens Financial Group reveals ambitious strategy to transition to lower-carbon economy for itself and for clients.
Q&A: Jeff Drummonds and James Meade Jr. on what’s next for LBMC
Drummonds, who has led the company since 2015, will step down as CEO at the end of the year, though he'll be staying on to advise his replacement, James Meade Jr., and help guide the company's growth going forward. The two recently spoke with the Business Journal about preparing for the change and what possibilities lie ahead.
SEC charges Palm Beach investment firm owner and his companies with unregistered securities trading
SEC wants the court to make the defendants give up any illicit profits made, plus pay prejudgment interest, civil penalties and a permanent ban for facilitating penny stock trades.
Bank of America sees inventor base grow to record 7,000-plus
Bank of America has grown its inventor base to a record number.
Leominster mayor asked to pause maternity ward closure amid floods. UMass Memorial refused.
The Leominster mayor asked UMass Memorial to pause the planned closure of its local maternity unit amid floods in the city. But the health system plans to continue with this week's closure.
HCA Florida Blake Hospital names new CEO
HCA Healthcare West Florida Division includes 15 hospitals, 30 ER locations, 14 ambulatory surgery centers and numerous physician practices.
After growing its Bucks County footprint, Gentell eyes national and international expansion
Gentell recently moved into a new global corporate headquarters in Yardley, and now it has set its sights on growing nationally and internationally.
Brigham and Women’s Hospital names new chief medical officer
Brigham has named Dr. Charles A. Morris as its next chief medical officer.
How jobs and skills training can lead to a thriving economy
While the Greater Washington region is home to the nation’s capital, those who live and work here know we’re more than just a political hub. It’s home to Fortune 1000 companies, international organizations and prestigious universities, which attract visitors, workers, students and businesses that spur continued growth and development. In the decade before the pandemic, employment in the region grew by nearly 10%, providing residents with unique opportunities for advancement.
However, those…