Archive for January 2025
Luxury European hotel owner plans to convert office on Boston Harbor
Law firm Goulston & Storrs’ former offices on Boston’s Atlantic Avenue will become a hotel and restaurant, according to a letter of intent. Read More
Read MoreJob seekers get creative with their resumes to stand out in a competitive market
Candidates feel they have to be more creative on their resumes to stand out in the current job market. Read More
Read MoreMass. economy poised for growth, but workforce remains the biggest barrier
Greater Boston continues to see economic growth, with the state’s gross domestic product in the increase. Still, there are demographic and political hurdles ahead. Read More
Read MoreThermo Fisher CEO: ‘We’ll manage through’ Trump policy changes
The chief executive of the state’s largest medical device firm, also said he expects the nation “is going to be much more business-friendly, with much more of a focus on economic growth.” Read More
Read MoreBerkshire Bank sells $100M in stock to buy Brookline competitor
The bank’s holding company sold shares for the planned purchase by issuing stock at $29 per share. Read More
Read MoreEditorial: More transparency needed from Treasurer’s office
Deborah Goldberg has resisted efforts to detail her reasons for firing Shannon O’Brien as chair of the Cannabis Control Commission. She is now expected make public transcripts of the closed-door testimony and other evidence used to support her decision by Feb. 12. Read More
Read MoreFive things: Boston net zero, Washington DC plane crash, Alexandria, AI data centers, Yankee Dental, Bloody Sunday and Trump whiplash
Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in local business news to start your busy Thursday. Read More
Read MoreFallon Co. hires development chief in Nashville
Seaman will oversee the Boston-based outfit’s national portfolio of large-scale, mixed-use developments, including in Nashville, where he will be based. Read More
Read MoreTrump administration’s immigration crackdown: What business owners need to know
Business owners unfamiliar with immigration officials knocking on their door should take time to prepare now. Read More
Read MoreBoston’s latest ‘net zero’ rule gets zoning board’s OK
The rule mandates that future real estate developments have net zero carbon emissions as soon as they open, or their owners will face fines. Read More
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