Archive for June 2022

“Big institutions have good reason to like the space, and have seen good results.” Read More

The pricing pressure largely stems from a disconnect in supply and demand for air travel; a combination of lower flight numbers and a surge in passenger traffic promise to keep planes packed for the foreseeable future. Read More

The Burlington-based 3D printing company plans what it calls a "cost optimization initiative" that will generate at least $100 million of aggregate cost savings over the next 24 months. Read More

More than half of businesses failed to meet their hiring pledges last year as part of a state tax-break program. Read More

Two years after launching the Social Justice Campaign, Boston’s NBA team remains committed to effecting societal change in the city and region. Read More

With over a 100,000 golf fans expected to descend on The Country Club in Brookline for this week’s U.S. Open, locals are optimistic that travelers will make their way to downtown local shops and restaurants. Read More

In a key win for the embattled biotech, bluebird bio Inc. has scored two endorsements in as many days from an advisory committee to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Read More

Advocates say a recent report showing billionaires’ wealth gains during the pandemic reveals how top earners can afford steeper taxes. Read More

Cait Brumme was recently officially named chief executive of the state’s largest startup accelerator. The Business Journal’s Lucia Maffei chatted with her about Boston’s next hot tech areas and Brumme’s hypothetical, ideal role in a startup. Read More

There is so much fanfare when a company makes an announcement of a big factory, new research center or any other operation promising thousands of jobs. Problem is, in a year like 2022, much of that may simply not happen in the future. Read More