Archive for April 2023

In a new lawsuit, a tenant claims Markley is unreasonably demanding over $70 million and refusing to allow the firm to perform maintenance on its equipment. Read More

First Republic Bank’s fate looks increasingly certain heading into the weekend. Read More

Eastern Bank had a first-quarter net loss of $194.1 million after selling 25% of its securities portfolio in March. That’s down from a net income of $51.5 million from a year ago. Read More

The Fed blamed SVB’s management and board as well as its own supervisors and even Congress for the bank’s collapse. Read More

Burlington-based Everbridge Inc. is getting another chance to provide its platform for emergency alerts in the Sunshine State. But that second chance has a clear expiration date, Florida officials told the Business Journal. Read More

Cannabis business owners say the city’s stringent zoning laws go far beyond the state’s guidelines. Read More

Originally, the company set out to find the most common names for CEOs but what they found was even more disturbing. Read More

State. Secretary of Economic Development Yvonne Hao said there are “a lot of good seeds” in Central and Western Massachusetts, but there’s still growing to do to reach that “tipping point.” Read More

The largest private companies in Massachusetts have kept growing in the past five years despite the pandemic. Read More

"Employers agree that healthcare workers are heroes, but that hasn’t led to higher pay, a seat at the table, expanded training opportunities, and quality benefits … It’s time for the Legislature and Gov. Healey to step in," Tim Foley of 1199SEIU writes in an op-ed. Read More