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Jack?s Abby to take over Wormtown Brewery; purchase to close early summer
Jack?s Abby will also take a new name to underscore it's ?one of the largest 100% family-owned brewing companies in the country,? it said.
Dan Rivera steps down as MassDevelopment CEO
The Charlie Baker appointee told the MassDevelopment board of directors on Friday that he was leaving to pursue other opportunities, according to the Healey administration.
WeWork may close another location, this time near South Station
The co-working company is scheduled to reject the lease on May 31, though it could change its plans between now and then.
Form D Friday: WPI alum raises $6M for infrastructure tech startup
Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses.
Mass. health czar: State is 'prepared' for whatever comes next with Steward
Health and Human Services Secretary Kate Walsh acknowledged to the Senate Post Audit and Oversight Committee that receivership has been discussed for Steward Health Care's local hospitals.
Eastern Bank expects 'challenging environment' throughout 2024
CFO Jim Fitzgerald said the bank is communicating with regulators to receive approvals ?later this quarter? and expects to ?close a merger in early July.?
Boston Beer flat after first earnings with new CEO
In its first earnings report under new President and CEO Michael Spillane, the Sam Adams maker said it increased revenue in the first quarter by 3.9%
Cohere Health expands platform to solve the prior-authorization problem
The health insurance tech company says it alleviates the administrative burden on physicians.
Office building near Back Bay station to be turned into apartments
A Los Angeles-based firm is seeking a city tax break for the conversion, which would require adding 20,000 square feet to the building. The project would create more than 90 apartments.
Five things: Bose spinout HQ, Ty Law's vodka, GE Vernova and sticking stuff to squids
Good morning, Boston. It's National Pretzel Day. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Friday. Bose Professional, a one-time division of audio equipment maker Bose Corp. that now operates independently, is opening a new headquarters in Hopkinton later this year, Greg Ryan reports. Former Patriots star Ty Law has jumped into the business world after his retirement, including starting a trampoline park chain and now his own vodka brand. He spoke with?