Archive for June 2020

Instead of a darkened movie theater or a shuttered bakery, the owner of the Somerville retail complex is planning drive-up outdoor movies and a pop-up bakery. Read More

It’s unclear how many banks will let small businesses renegotiate their older PPP loans. Read More

The space for students to learn and practice jazz has been closed for about three months, and the family sought financial support via GoFundMe after dozens of people from the community reached out asking how they could help. Read More

The Cannabis Control Commission is appealing the censorship of a handful of public service announcement ads, which it says seek to inform consumers about the dangers involved in manufacturing cannabis products at home. Read More

The U.S. Small Business Administration has revealed the names of the 15 largest lenders for the Paycheck Protection Program, which together have approved $153 billion as of last week. Read More

Providing safe, affordable and plentiful housing options for the people of Massachusetts, and supporting the property owners and developers who are essential to those efforts, should be a cornerstone of the commonwealth’s housing recovery strategy. Read More

Cannabis culture has long been fans of terpenes, the oils in the cannabis plant that give the herb its smell. But now the chemistry that is popular in wellness and cannabis is coming to the beer industry, boosting a brew’s aroma. Read More

Francisco recently organized a protest of Black professionals at Faneuil Hall. "We’re not rioters, we are not looters, we are not destroying property. We want to be heard, we want to be seen," he said. Read More

Simon Property Group malls in Greater Boston are reopening this week. Read More

Congress passed new PPP rules that borrowers embraced. But could that thwart hiring back the workers who lost their jobs? Read More