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Eli Lilly buys Waltham biotech for $3.2B

Eli Lilly buys Waltham biotech for $3.2B

By Hannah Green  Eli Lilly and Co. is buying a Waltham biotech in a deal valued at around $3.2 billion.  The startup being acquired is Morphic Holding Inc. (NASDAQ: MORF), a Waltham company working on treatments for chronic diseases such as types of inflammatory bowel disease. Indianapolis-based Lilly (NYSE: LLY) plans to acquire all outstanding shares of […]

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Moderna has opened its new, larger headquarters in Cambridge

Moderna has opened its new, larger headquarters in Cambridge

By Hannah Green Moderna Inc. officially opened the doors to its new global headquarters on Wednesday, fulfilling its plan to bring its research and development operations under one roof. The Cambridge drugmaker has moved into a six-floor, 462,000-square-foot office and lab building at 325 Binney St.  Moderna (Nasdaq: MRNA) first shared its intention to move into a new Cambridge […]

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Why Boston’s tech CRE market has emerged as a global powerhouse

Why Boston’s tech CRE market has emerged as a global powerhouse

By JLL Currently, Boston is an ideal destination for those looking to thrive in the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape as well as explore cutting-edge technology. From attracting impressive venture funding and housing renowned AI companies to fostering a supportive tough tech ecosystem, Boston showcases a combination of factors that solidify its position as a leading global […]

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Amazon’s Seaport tower first to use MIT spinout’s low-carbon cement

Amazon’s Seaport tower first to use MIT spinout’s low-carbon cement

By Greg Ryan  Four years after it was founded, Somerville startup Sublime Systems has the first commercial application of its low-carbon cement: Boston’s largest “net-zero” building, the new Amazon.com Inc. tower that’s going up in the Seaport District. Contractors for WS Development poured concrete that contained roughly three tons of Sublime cement at One Boston Wharf […]

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Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day: Asia

Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day: Asia

By Isabelle Lee Good morning. Powell signals a delay to rate cuts. China tries to settle nerves about its new stock exchange rules. And the US considers more sanctions against Iran. Here’s what’s moving markets. — Isabelle Lee Staying high Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said recent inflation data have indicated it will likely take longer for the central […]

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iRobot plans to cut R&D expenses in 2024

iRobot plans to cut R&D expenses in 2024

By Lucia Maffei Can iRobot continue to spur robotics innovation even as its research and development spending is on the decline? That’s one of the big questions that emerged in the aftermath of the implosion of iRobot’s merger deal with Amazon, which forced the Bedford-based Roomba-maker to chart an alternative path to its own future while […]

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