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Breast cancer support group receives Empire Whole Health Heroes award for helping people live their best lives during and after a diagnosis
In 1998, after she was diagnosed with breast cancer, Mara Ginsberg founded To Life!. As she progressed through her health care journey, she realized services for breast cancer patients were limited, fractured and difficult to locate.
She established the nonprofit to create a welcoming environment for women to receive the information they need to make informed medical decisions. Additionally, To Life! helps them to communicate with and gain their families’ support while seeking ancillary services,…
Life science leaders say more help is needed to maintain Massachusetts’ status
Over the past several years, targeted investments into Massachusetts’ life sciences sector have helped make the state a leader. But experts say more is needed to help startups over logistical hurdles, like high real estate costs and transportation woes.
Belmont Data Collaborative releases findings on Nashville’s mental health
Four of the top 10 most vulnerable ZIP codes in Middle Tennessee are in Nashville, and nine of Nashville’s 21 ZIP codes fall into the “high vulnerability” category, according to research compiled by Belmont University Data Collaborative through Project Well. Here's how that impacts the city's workforce and economy.
Local health company files Chapter 7 bankruptcy with $7.5M in debt
The business listed over 50 employees it owes wages to.
Gov. Healey, Reproductive Equity Now release abortion toolkit for public colleges
The tool kit comes after the Massachusetts Legislature passed a law that requires public institutions of higher education to develop medication abortion readiness plans for students.
PNC to cut 19 branches in February, including in Alabama
PNC starts 2024 branch cuts in Q1 with 19 across eight states: Alabama isn't spared.
Mariner Wealth faces suit after luring seven employees, $621M in assets from competitor
Edelman Financial Engines is suing Overland Park-based Mariner Wealth Advisors after it hired at least seven former employees and allegedly used them to get former clients to move about $621 million in assets.
Economists Mark Vitner and John Norris on the Charlotte region’s 2024 outlook
CBJ invited two economists steeped in knowledge of the Southeast — Mark Vitner, of Piedmont Crescent Capital, and John Norris, of Oakworth Capital Bank — to discuss the opportunities in and challenges of Charlotte’s growth on the latest Two Views podcast.
Virginia firm Capitol Securities acquires Arthur W. Wood’s wealth management division
Virginia-based Capitol Securities Management is acquiring the wealth management division from a Boston firm.