Archive for July 2020

I took a trip into the office this week. I had no idea what that would do to, and for, my spirit. Read More

The 482,000-square-foot office in Boston’s Seaport District has sat vacant for more than a year. Read More

The pandemic has given us drive-thru coronavirus tests and graduation ceremonies. Now there’s drive-thru job fairs. Read More

Massachusetts has advanced much more cautiously into reopening compared with most other states, leading to some of the lowest hotel occupancy levels in the country and straining hospitality companies. Read More

Just weeks before students expect to return to campus, local colleges are changing their move-in plans. Read More

Particularly in the realm of student-loan debt, student borrowers deal day-to-day with careless lenders and aggressive debt-collection firms. Read More

GE Ventures has been a prolific investor in Boston-area companies for years, but started to offload its portfolio since at least 2019, when General Electric (NYSE: GE) said it was evaluating “strategic options” for its corporate venture capital arm. Read More

The virus has inverted fundamental economics of the hospitality business, and forecasters don’t anticipate a full rebound from the devastation until two to five years from now. Read More

The state’s Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA) offered up data on insurance coverage in Massachusetts. Read More

With Congress looking at another round of stimulus money for businesses, qualifications for new money need careful review. Read More