Cappella, Inc, a cardiovascular medical device company, has raised $7.1 million as part of its fifth round of funding. The company, with U.S. operations in Westford, Mass., has headquarters in Galway, Ireland. Capella has raised at least $52.1 million to date from investors including Ireland-based Fountain Healthcare Partners, Menlo Park, Cal.-based Mitsui & Co. Venture Partner, Munich, Germany-based Polytechnos Partners and Ireland-based ACT Venture Capital.The company was founded in 2004.
At Spring Training today, Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino, Chairmen Tom Werner, and Principal Owner John Henry met with the Boston Media for a short amount time to discuss the team the team's offseason as well as well as other topics on the team's first official workout ... One of the topics that intriqued a Hot Stove crazed person like myself was that Lucchino indicated to the Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo that if needed, the Red Sox have the financial stability to add players at the Trade
Youngsters from the Park School in Brookline joined Kevin during the 6 o’ clock news to tell us about a project called the Catalog Canceling Challenge ...
The Boston Red Sox, Legal Sea Foods and Massachusetts General Hospital have something in common besides success on the field and in the marketplace. The renowned Boston institutions also have top reputations in their sectors, according to a Boston Business Journal survey released Feb. 18.More than 600 respondents shared their opinions in 10 categories.“Reputation is the primary concern for most businesses. In this era of citizen journalism and instantaneous information, companies know that
A drawn-out effort to bring cultural institutions to the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway has been snuffed out now that the YMCA of Greater Boston has dropped its plans to build a facility on the park, the Boston Globe reports.The Y was one of four institutions that had proposed -- and since abandoned -- plans to bring buildings to the swath of parkland that replaced the Central Artery, the Globe notes. Other proposed uses included a center for the arts and culture, and a museum focusing on