Archive for March 2021

2020 has been largely defined by the impacts of the coronavirus, threatening one of the area’s economic cornerstones. However, recent activity suggests that the Greater Boston construction sector will continue to thrive, and even expand. Read More

In early February Harley-Davidson Corp. announced establishing a separate electric-vehicle division with its own leadership team — and now the team has a leader. Read More

David Lee, president of Stull and Lee, has noticed the empty office buildings along Route 128. “What it says to me is, we may still use those offices but fewer people will be in the same amount of space," he says. Read More

The firm’s Catalyst Partners Acquisition Corp. is planning on listing its stock on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol “CPARU” with the final goal of acquiring a private company and bringing it public, according to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The blank-check firm has set an initial goal to raise…

The former U.S. attorney for Massachusetts spoke with the Business Journal about his job search, what the firm’s Trump connections mean to him, and whether he has any regrets about his time as the state’s top federal prosecutor. Read More

Rising MassHealth membership, which coincides with declines in commercial insurance coverage, is a concerning trend for hospitals, who receive drastically less reimbursement from MassHealth payers than from commercial ones for the same services. Read More

What separates some Catholic colleges from the pack is the fact that many serve as a traditional step for students graduating from Catholic high schools, which also happen to be in the midst of their own enrollment challenges of late. Read More

The money comes from a settlement with the federal government from a lawsuit over so-called “risk corridor” programs, which could help lower rates or even spur rebates in coming months. Read More

A handful of companies are ready to shed excess office space while others have new headquarters underway. Here’s a look at what some of the state’s largest employers are planning. Read More

The Newton headquarters of the real estate firm has been open since June. For the past six months, the 270 or so employees at the office have been expected to come in regularly unless they’ve received explicit permission to stay home. Most have not asked. Read More