Brigham Nurses to Strike Nov. 12
More than 4,000 nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital voted to issue 10-day notice for an open-ended strike.
Live Poll
Do you trust large local hospital systems to treat their nurses and patients fairly?
Boston Business News
In Boston, business news means corporate mergers and departures, store openings and closings, startup funding and industry reports. Reporting tracks organizational activity and market shifts that influence the city economy.
Startups
Lazarus AI Raises $43 Million in Funding
QBE and State Farm Ventures join investors backing the Boston-based developer of AI tools for document processing, cybersecurity and legacy software modernization.
Public Companies
Monte Rosa Grants Equity Awards to Four New Hires
The inducement awards, approved by the compensation committee, cover stock options and restricted stock units for newly hired non-executive employees.
Jobs
MBTA Chief Skips Council Hearing on Bus Lane
MBTA General Manager Phil Eng will not attend Friday's Boston City Council hearing on the Blue Hill Avenue redesign despite a summons.
Openings & Closings
Live Poll
Would you welcome a new fast-food restaurant in your neighborhood?
McDonald's Proposes South Boston Restaurant
A proposed McDonald's at 474 West Broadway faces opposition from a local city councilor and nearby residents.
Philanthropy
Youth Center Opens in Jamaica Plain
Youth Enrichment Services unveiled its new Richard Williams Youth Development Center at 267 Amory Street.
More in Business
Reporting here centers on headquarters news, corporate expansion, retail closures and private sector growth. Coverage extends across the city and the surrounding communities where these organizations operate. Real estate development and commercial lease activity frequently drive the local business narrative. Labor force trends and regulatory shifts remain the primary factors influencing these organizational stories.