As young people increasingly get cancer, new fertility tech is changing their futures
Newer technologies are helping more cancer patients have children after treatment.
Heather Cox Richardson still thinks America can be saved
From a small town in Maine, the Substack historian has built a following of millions.
Biotech entrepreneur Greg Verdine scores a victory after leasing big office in Watertown
Barr Foundation gives $1m to Boston music school; Rob Waldron hires Megan Costello as chief of staff; Elias Torres reunites with Andrew Bialecki at Klaviyo; SharkNinja stock heats up as it expands into microwave biz.
Electricity suppliers overcharged New England consumers billions of dollars over past decade, report says
The report, from Cambridge-based energy think tank Synapse Energy Economics, helps explain part of the surge in monthly utility bills.
A R.I. ham radio group built its station in 1926. How can it still play a key role in emergencies 100 years later?
Rhode Island's Emergency Management Agency still works closely with the state’s community of amateur ham radio operators.
Executive at spinal device company formerly based in Malden sentenced to federal prison for bribing surgeons
Surgeons were paid to use SpineFrontier Inc.'s products, but the payments were called "consulting fees," according to federal prosecutors.
Barr Foundation chips in $1m for new Community Music Center school in Roxbury
School will add to growing art scene in Nubian Square.
Trump media company announces a massive loss and new turnaround effort
Trump Media & Technology, the company behind the Truth Social platform, said it lost $238 million in the three months through June.