NEW ENGLAND: From England to New England
A global veterinary services company’s relocation to Boston sheds light on factors driving HQ movement.
A global veterinary services company’s relocation to Boston sheds light on factors driving HQ movement.
In mid-April, a new cohort of eight startups in four states received more than $1 million in combined funding from the Powering Regional Opportunities for Prototyping Microelectronics (PROPEL) program.
The Commonwealth’s war chest grows with the help of private industry and the $2 billion Mass Leads Act.
Interstate 95 has become a magnet for mobility innovation.
A coalition of top research institutions, patient and health advocates, and companies earlier this year published its annual analysis of jobs and economic activity supported by National Institutes of Health (NIH) research funding distributed to all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
Why the Boston area’s life sciences sector is outperforming national growth rates.
Report reveals challenges and opportunities.
The Truman Center for National Policy’s “City and State Diplomacy Toolkit” will show you: There are plenty of strong examples of regions not waiting around for their parent states or nations to make connections for them that they could make themselves instead.
New England states revolutionize power resources, bringing new investment out to sea.
Year-end 2022 figures from the National Venture Capital Association and Pitchbook tell the story best.
If you’re looking to move goods in and out of Greater Boston, the metro area’s western flanks are the sweet spots. So is a newly expanded container terminal.
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Team Massachusetts can help.
MassDevelopment leads revitalization of Devens.
What partnership opportunities are available between universities and industry?
A strong labor force.
These small towns in Massachusetts prove there’s more than just history to experience in the state.
Little-known fact — Boston is the birthplace of public transit in America. The first subway tunnels are still in use today, and people continue to take ferries into the city like they did in 1631.
From MIT to elementary, avenues for academic achievement are abundant.
Firms from LEGO to Agilent work with MassEcon to find new homes. MassEcon Executive Director Peter Abair tells us how and why.
Even as VC investment declined nationally in 2022, Massachusetts enterprises hardly noticed.
Massachusetts’ robust industry network expands across all five of its regions.
Six industries lead the way in Massachusetts.