Archive for May 2023

The property traded hands two years ago for just under $18 million. Read More

All eyes are on Senate President Karen Spilka, whose appetite for cutting taxes will determine the next steps after the state’s tax collection figures plummeted in April. Read More

Two powerhouses of Boston’s hospitality industry are teaming up for the latest Seaport restaurant that’ll open Thursday. Read More

Pharmaceutical giant Boehringer Ingelheim has hired Ginkgo Bioworks to help discover new drugs going after historically "undruggable" targets. Read More

The Boston Business Journal was awarded first place in the general excellence category for the second year in a row among newspapers of its size in New England, along with over a dozen other journalism awards. Read More

A local leader known for bringing together and supporting the Boston startup community through his work at Silicon Valley Bank will now focus on recruiting in New England. Read More

Developers will be expected to share their plans to prioritize diversity on their project teams and to try to use the so-called Massport model on bids to build on public land. Read More

The mayor created a Planning Advisory Council in January as one of several initiatives meant to shake up real estate planning and development in Boston. Read More

The media company is credited with helping create the “Tom vs. Time” television series. Read More

The venture capital environment is becoming trickier for startups, but there are several grants startups can apply for right now — including options from FedEx, Visa, Venmo and others. Read More