Morning Edition: L.A. firm snaps up S. End office building; Organ funding; Five Things

March 28, 2016 - A LOOK AT THE DAY'S BUSINESS STORIES FROM MEDIA OUTLETS AROUND BOSTON

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION

TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION

L.A. firm pays $43M for South End office building

The deal adds to a string of recent high-value acquisitions of Class B properties in Boston's office market.

Organs-on-chip maker triples investment to date with $29M round

The company says the money will help speed up the commercial launch of its chips designed to simulate how human organs work, helping in the testing of drugs and other products.

Newton-Wellesley nurses avert strike with tentative agreement

The 974 nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital have averted a strike after coming to a tentative agreement on a contract on Friday.

​Five things you need to know today, and weed appreciation day

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five most important things you need to know to help start your busy business day (and while marijuana certainly gets a lot of attention these days, I'm not talking about that kind of weed).

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$3B Dell IT services deal will help fund EMC acquisition

More condos proposed for Southie's West First Street

Billerica maker of lead diagnostic test Magellan acquired by Meridian for $66M

Massachusetts resident sues Target over Parmesan cheese

Nixon Peabody’s profits soar following a down 2014

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