MLB Trade Impact: Adley Rutschman made his Red Sox debut Tuesday night, going 1-for-1 with two walks in Boston’s 5-3 loss to the Blue Jays in Toronto, while the club also designated Jake Rogers for assignment and moved Isiah Kiner-Falefa to the 60-day IL. Healthcare Training: Lesley University in Cambridge announced a new Center for Psychedelic Healing and Psychotherapies launching next year, offering postgraduate certificates for clinicians and researchers as psychedelics gain traction in mental health care. Home Energy Startup: Reservoir, which has installed about 100 heat pump water heaters in the Boston area, raised $8 million to scale to roughly 1,000 installations by next year, aiming to cut bills and shift demand during peak power hours. Local Business & Retail: Worcester’s Kim’s Jewelry is closing after 40 years at the former Midtown Mall storefront, with owners citing personal reasons and ongoing talks about new tenants for the struggling plaza. Aviation & Travel: Delta added a new nonstop from Fort Myers to Raleigh-Durham, and multiple carriers are expanding routes from Fort Myers and Punta Gorda, including new service starting in November and additional flights in October and January. Sports Business Buzz: The NBA set the 76ers’ Oct. 20 season opener at MSG vs. the Knicks, with ticket prices expected to hit record levels amid LeBron James and Jaylen Brown’s Philly debuts. Tech & Funding: Swedish AI platform Lovable raised €343 million in a Series C to expand its product, infrastructure, and global team. Quantum Talent Pipeline: Alice & Bob is partnering on Europe’s first doctoral network dedicated to quantum error correction, backed by €4.6 million over 48 months. Community Culture: Glasgow and Boston unveiled a registered tartan, “Twinned in Tartan,” commissioned by Buchanan Galleries and designed by Slanj, with a ceremonial kilt planned for the official twinning ceremony.