The Cambridge mall’s former food court will become a new concept slated to open this fall. Here are some of the future tenants ..read more

The cancer hospital says the lounge is meant to be a community space for an often-isolated patient population ..read more

The Seaport-based biotechnology company plans to reduce its labor expenses at least 25%. The company also wants to terminate and sublease extra space ..read more

Just days before its initial deadline, U.S. regulators say they need more time to decide whether or not to approve Moderna's respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine ..read more

Back Bay executive search firm Lindauer has hired former local United Way CEO Bob Giannino to help lead its advocacy, policy and social enterprise practice ..read more

The Business Journal dove into what details Takeda has shared thus far about its plan for the years ahead, and how it might impact the largest life science employer in Massachusetts ..read more

The Latino arts nonprofit Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción will begin ceremonial construction later this month on a new South End space that it says will be the largest Latino arts space in New England ..read more

While many business groups have come out in support of much of Healey’s wide-ranging housing legislation, the proposed transfer fees have proven a sticking point ..read more

As colleges wrap up the school year and face commencement ceremonies, local college presidents are finally cracking down on protests amid the political perils they face ..read more

Good morning, Boston. Another day, another playoff game. Have you gotten any sleep this week? Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Friday. Isabel Tehan report that the state Health Policy Commission says it's still missing a key piece of information it needs to assess the proposed sale of Steward Health Care's physician practices to OptumCare. Isabel also reports that Lahey Hospital & Medical Center and UMass Chan Medical School are ready to accept ..read more