If Question 4 is approved at the ballot box, advocates say it could help ease the mental health crisis. Opponents, meanwhile, worry about how such substances would be regulated. Continue reading →
“We pride ourselves on giving companies that opportunity to put things in the water, to put things in the environment, where they need to execute,” said director Erik Brine. Continue reading →
Boston business leaders and the Wu administration remained at odds Monday over the mayor’s contentious plan to hike commercial property tax rates and ease a sharp hike on homeowners and landlords. Continue reading →
The AI tools, some acting autonomously and others in concert with a worker, can complete tasks like researching and sorting through sales leads or updating a customer support ticket after a phone call. Continue reading →
A small disagreement on money — and a hefty dose of mutual antipathy — could scuttle a compromise between Mayor Wu and business leaders on how much residential tax bills will rise. Continue reading →
For the third time in five months, Takeda Pharmaceutical, the largest pharmaceutical company by headcount in Massachusetts, is laying off local workers. Continue reading →
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