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Massachusetts adds Fenway Park as mass vaccination site
Fenway Park will become the state’s second mass vaccination site, joining Gillette Stadium. 
Tags Biotech Insurance Sporting Venues
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Here's how URI researchers ensured Covid-19 safety at the polls
On the eve of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, a look back at Election Day. 
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A Waltham company is using AI to predict Covid-19 hotspots
Providence, R.I.; Navajo County, Arizona; most of Tennessee — these are among the United States' next Covid-19 hotspots, according to predictions from a Waltham-based tech firm called Cotiviti. 
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Restaurant group closes acquisition of Friendly’s restaurants
A group of restaurant investors and operators focused on casual-dining chains has completed its acquisition of Friendly’s. Could new ice cream flavors be on the menu? 
Tags Retail Chains Retailing Food & Lifestyle
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Office Depot parent responds to Staples with 'hell or high water' counteroffer
In its original unsolicited offer, Staples parent Sycamore Partners sought to purchase all of ODP Corp.'s common stock in a deal valued at $2.1 billion. 
Tags Joseph Vassalluzzo U/S/ Securities and Exchange Commission Mergers and Acquisitions
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Broad Institute director, MIT research exec to join Biden administration
Eric Lander, president and founding director of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and Maria Zuber, MIT’s vice president for research, have been tapped by President-elect Joe Biden for top science... 
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Microlocation robotics could be Boston's next big thing
Since 2014, Massachusetts' robotics industry has been booming. And according to a new report from Fabric Media, powered by the New England Venture Capital Association, much of that boom can be... 
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Uma Thurman invests in cancer immunotherapy company
Sensei Biotherapeutics, a clinical-stage cancer immunotherapy company that opened a Boston research and development hub last year, has attracted high-profile investors for its $30 million Series B... 
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How SquadLocker grew its 2020 revenue with pandemic-specific products
SquadLocker started making and selling individually decorated masks to consumers so people could more safely participate in athletics during the pandemic. 
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These Ivy League siblings are optimizing wastewater treatment
Two Ivy League siblings think they can dramatically reduce these costs with their company H2Ok Innovations, a contaminant management platform that helps industrial and manufacturing businesses optimize... 
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Cannabis Control Commission names Dorchester attorney as final member
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey has appointed a former director at the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, to the final vacant slot on the Cannabis Control Commission. 
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This gig-work startup thinks West Africa is poised for economic explosion
Founded in 2018, Ajuma has created a marketplace platform that matches customers to small businesses and freelancers through a live bidding system. The company is currently beta testing the platform... 
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Gillette Stadium to serve as Covid vaccine distribution hub
Gillette Stadium will serve as the first large-scale vaccination facility in the state. 
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Staples makes another play for rival Office Depot
Framingham-based USR Parent Inc., which owns Staples, is offering $40 per share in cash for Boca Raton-based The ODP Corp., or Office Depot. 
Tags Retail Chains Retailing Mergers and Acquisitions
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Gene therapy firm bluebird bio to split into two companies
One of the state’s largest life science companies says it plans to split into two separate companies, both located in the Boston-Cambridge area. 
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UMass Memorial fires employee for participation in Capitol riots
Hours after UMass Memorial Health Care said it's investigating whether "one or more" employees had participated in a pro-Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, the health system said one employee... 
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Table of Experts archives: please go here for previous posts
For Table of Experts posts before 2021. 
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Mass. companies we're watching at CES 2021
The Consumer Technology Association is taking its annual CES conference digital. These are the 20 Massachusetts companies that are slated to exhibit. 
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UMass Memorial investigating whether employees took part in Capitol riots
UMass Memorial Health System said in an online statement it's investigating whether employees "may have been involved in the violence" at Wednesday's riot at the U.S. Capitol. 
Tags UMass Memorial Health Care Health Care Politics
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Duchenne-focused biotech Sarepta loses billions in value after trial fail
Shares of Sarepta Therapeutics Inc., which employs more than 600 people in Massachusetts, were cut in half in after-hours trading Thursday night after the failure of a highly anticipated gene therapy... 
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Gennari: 2021? You got this, and here are some books to help
Contributing columnist Larry Gennari writes that the adversity of the last 10 or so months offers us the chance to see and implement a few innovative, positive strategies for ourselves, our companies,... 
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Five things you need to know today, and my head is spinning
Good morning, friends! Here are the five things you need to know today in Boston business, plus Nobel prize winners, sci-fi novels, silhouettes, pie, and trying to keep up with the news while escaping... 
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Worcester, Boston Capital reach agreement for Table Talk Pies facility
City officials and Boston Capital officially announced an agreement for the multifamily housing investment company to purchase the Table Talk Pies building on Washington Street in Worcester. 
Tags Manufacturing Housing Market Food & Beverage Manufacturing
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Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo tapped as commerce secretary
Gina Raimondo, a business-friendly Democrat who has served as Rhode Island's governor since 2015, is expected to head to Washington as President-elect Joe Biden's secretary of commerce. 
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How ArbiLex uses AI to predict the odds of legal cases
“Think of us as the Moneyballers for lawyers,” says ArbiLex founder and CEO Isabel Yang. Her startup uses AI and predictive analytics to find the characteristics of a winning case. 
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Five things you need to know today, and using bad language
Good morning, friends! Here are the five things you need to know today in Boston business, plus pizza deals, VC deals, vaccines on campus, what I'm watching and bad, bad words. 
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This Brown startup designed a collapsible shopping basket with and for wheelchair users
To help make grocery shopping easier for wheelchair users, three recent Brown University graduates and their company, includesign, have designed the LapSnap, a shopping basket with a fabric cover, a... 
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National Development, Mount Vernon plan lab campus in Allston
The three-building lab and office hub will take the place of the longtime home of WBZ-TV. 
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Boston extends Covid restrictions for at least three more weeks
“Given the high numbers that we’re seeing today and the last several weeks, we’re extending this pause for at least another three weeks until Jan. 27,” Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said. 
Tags Government & Regulations Coronavirus
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Betsy Nabel, Brigham and Women's Hospital CEO, to step down
Dr. Betsy Nabel will depart from Brigham and Women’s Hospital after 11 years in the position to take a job at a biotech company. 
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