The Petri Dish: Pfizer ends Syros collab; Editas hires 37-year Biogen vet

Editas Medicine has another new executive: a chief scientific officer who spent the last 37 years at Biogen. More news you might have missed in this week's Petri Dish.

A thrift store on Tennyson Street gutted by fire in 2016 is being sold, broker says

Revolut moving to new headquarters tower in New York City’s Financial District

Jack Daniel’s sues competitors, calls out bad customer reviews

Mecklenburg County’s most expensive home sales in July (PHOTOS)

Wendy’s continues its sales growth streak despite customer cutbacks

Logistics company Spot expands uptown Charlotte office space, with plans to hire 150 employees

Real estate and facilities software provider Tango strengthens ESG offerings with acquisition

Lakeview Green redevelopment loan heads to Birmingham City Council

The Petri Dish: Pfizer ends Syros collab; Editas hires 37-year Biogen vet

Previous McGuire Development prepares to build $33.1M commissary for Buffalo Public Schools

Next PulteGroup sales show millennials are still dependent on their parents for home purchases

firststargroup

Kotek touts $500M Oregon housing plan at Leadership Summit

Retirement plans see boost as states mandate IRAs and tax credits lower costs

Norton Healthcare data breach affected more than 2 million people

Houston-based cell therapy company FibroBiologics files to go public

Suggested Posts

Saratoga’s 2nd most expensive home for sale gets price cut

Tampa’s WeWork thrives as parent files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

James Campbell Co. names Ryan Kaipo Nobriga as new CFO

KeyBank names new corporate responsibility officer for PNW

Brow Boutique & Academy opens in former Objects of Desire space in the Highlands

Nashville’s health care industry has a rough 2022 on the stock market

MENU

FirstStar Group

More Stories

Study: California farms, food companies failed to keep workers safe from Covid

Previous McGuire Development prepares to build $33.1M commissary for Buffalo Public Schools

Next PulteGroup sales show millennials are still dependent on their parents for home purchases

firststargroup

Related Posts

Suggested Posts

MENU

FirstStar Group

More Stories