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Five things: Rapid7's CEO pay, biotech layoffs and big deals, Hadestown, who's on 'Fire' and having a best friend at work

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Here are today's 5 Things You Need to Know, plus Rapid7's CEO pay drop, a Mass. biotech's layoffs, Skyhawk's big deal, Hadestown, who's on Fire and having a best friend at work doesn't mean what it used to.
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