Archive for November 2021

Moody’s Analytics estimates some 20% of approximately 1,000 malls in the U.S. today will be sold or repurposed in some way. Elected officials and other stakeholders in towns and cities across America are actively lobbying for new uses for malls on the brink or that’ve already failed. Read More

Two years after athenahealth was taken private by investors, the health IT company has been sold to Hellman & Friedman, Bain Capital Private Equity, and Bain Capital Tech Opportunities for $17 billion. Read More

Here are the 5 things you need to know to start your Thanksgiving Week Monday, plus the weekend box office, Eric Carle, and Grocery shopping 2.0. Read More

Amalgamated Bank is a New York-based institution known for serving labor unions, progressive organizations and political campaigns. Read More

Andover resident Scott Ginsberg looked at online glasses retailer Warby Parker and realized he could sell directly to consumers, too. So Titan Casket, which now describes itself as the top seller of caskets on Amazon.com, was born. Read More

The members of the union representing journalists and business-side employees at the Boston Globe have ratified a new contract after nearly three years of contentious negotiations. Read More

The TOBY & Industry Awards recognize the best and brightest in property management, building operations and service in the real estate industry. Read More

In a change from its past approach, the state’s Cannabis Control Commission says it plans to take a more active role in lobbying the state Legislature for changes that will ensure greater equity across the industry. Read More

The job gains may be a sign that Massachusetts employers are making some headway in hiring workers amid complaints about a labor shortage. Read More

After participating in his oath ceremony to become a naturalized U.S. citizen, a Business Journals executive reflects on the powerful occasion. Read More