Archive for April 2022

Northeastern University’s Charlotte campus could be the first tenant at a new property in the North Carolina city’s South End, according to building permits that have been filed. Read More

One of Boston’s most active hotel developers has acquired two connected buildings off Post Office Square that have been slated for residential and hotel projects at different points over the past decade. Read More

Massachusetts raked in more than $5 billion in surplus tax revenues last fiscal year and is running at least $1.5 billion ahead of the current year’s projections, performance that — coupled with more than $2 billion in federal American Rescue Plan Act socked away for future use — has generated a steady hum of calls…

In a David-versus-Goliath standoff, upstart Motif FoodWorks is trying to get Impossible’s patent on a meat alternative tossed. Read More

If HilleVax, Inc. follows through with the plan, it will be the first Massachusetts biotech firm to go public since the first few days of 2022. Read More

Even in the midst of the Great Resignation, employers continue to overlook a key factor that’s fueling burnout. Workers want their managers to do something about it. Read More

Enrollment is open for a new certificate program that aims to prepare business leaders for what it predicts will be a new health-first era. Read More

After 37 years with the University of Massachusetts system, including seven as chancellor of UMass Lowell, Jacquie Moloney is stepping down at the end of the academic year. Read More

The U.S. industrial market is off to a busy start in 2022 as demand remains high for logistics, e-commerce and manufacturing space everywhere. Read More

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology joined 16 other private colleges in a motion to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the universities of violating antitrust laws. Read More