Archive for January 2023

For all the talk about the life or death of the agency, real estate developers say what matters most is making approvals faster and more predictable, whoever is regulating them. 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

The city has hired someone to the new role overseeing nightlife. We spoke to business owners about the importance of the job and what they want to see the czar tackle. Read More

Healey said the revenue must go to where voters approved, but she’s open to proposals about implementation. Read More

Here’s what several Massachusetts business leaders expect will be the biggest challenges to their industries over the course of 2023. Read More

Following a daylong meeting of an expert advisory committee to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, all Covid-19 vaccines and boosters will soon be made to address the most current strains. Read More

New England Council CEO Jim Brett writes that SECURE 2.0, the landmark legislation to bolster retirement savings for American workers and retirees, will reap many benefits for U.S. workers. Read More

A lab developer has filed to renovate the 126-year-old Hotel Buckminster in Kenmore Square as part of a new life sciences complex. But three months ago, a local group applied to preserve the property as a landmark. Read More

Healthcare, life sciences, technology and private equity are helping to spur expansion at the Boston office of law firm Latham & Watkins. Read More

Healey on Thursday spoke before hundreds of business leaders hosted by the Associated Industries of Massachusetts. Read More