Archive for December 2021

IBEW and local leaders brightened the holidays for families. Read More

A Harvard Square florist that got its start over a century ago is closing its doors. Read More

The state’s Cannabis Control Commission paid renewed attention to one of the state’s ongoing problems with the industry: The fact that the market remains dominated by white men. Meanwhile, rules around selling hemp were significantly loosened. Read More

As travelers continue flying back from their holiday plans, airports in New England are still reporting delays Monday. Read More

Why did it take so long to Bose — founded in 1964 — to make a business move that sounds almost obvious? Part of the answer lies in the regulatory path that Bose had to face and somehow forge for itself. Read More

A surge of cases within the Boston College program forced the Military Bowl’s cancellation for a second straight year. This is the second straight year the pandemic has prevented the bowl game in Maryland from being played. Read More

This year brought the election of Mayor Michelle Wu, who has espoused abolishing the Boston Planning & Development Agency. What’s next for the agency under her watch? Read More

The Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology and Ginkgo Bioworks are teaming up to create a new biotech manufacturing associate’s degree, to better help students gain careers in the fast-growing life sciences field. Read More

Gift exchanges may seem wasteful and impractical. But the costs and benefits of gift-giving aren’t what they seem, says Dimitris Xygalatas, an associate professor of anthropology and psychological sciences. Read More

Form D Friday is a Boston Business Journal feature highlighting regulatory filings from Boston-area companies raising capital for new projects or expanding their businesses. Read More