Archive for January 2024

One of the highest-grossing law firms in the country, Quinn Emanuel is a rarity in Big Law: It focuses solely on litigation and trial work. Read More

Puerto Rican daughter of a seamstress and handyman owns three restaurants in Boston and writes that it’s essential for members of the Hispanic community of small-business owners to have a seat at the table on legislation that could impact business and families. Read More

The IRS is rejecting thousands of ERC applications and clawing back others, and it’s now giving businesses that already received money an off ramp. Read More

Even with economic uncertainty and a softening job market, companies are still planning pay raises in 2024 — just not for everyone. And the end of the Great Resignation has shaken up promotion plans. Here’s what the new year holds for those high-stakes decisions. Read More

From the Employee Retention Credit to credits related to electric vehicles and 401(k) plans, here are tax credits every small-business owner should know about in the new year. Read More

The new owner of the Bulfinch Triangle building declined to comment on future plans for the site, including whether he is considering a residential conversion. Read More

With the need for rehabilitation services expected to grow, a Massachusetts rehab hospital has sought regulatory approval to expand with a $6 million proposal. Read More

Harvard President Claudine Gay has been under fire for both her response to antisemitism on campus and allegations of plagiarism in her past work. Read More

The calendar flipped to 2024 on Monday, but Massachusetts still has not gotten any power from the Vineyard Wind 1 offshore wind farm, the second time the project has failed to meet the "first power" target set by top officials. Read More

The companies have agreed to a collaboration and license agreement to develop gene therapies for Huntington’s disease and spinal muscular atrophy. Read More