Archive for February 2025

  Many companies are holding off on long-term decisions around their supply chain as they navigate uncertainty surrounding new tariffs under the Trump administration.  Read More

  50 female business leaders are slated to participate in the Boston Business Journal’s annual Mentoring Monday program on Feb. 24. Here’s a look at who they are.  Read More

  The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Dorchester was closed suddenly on Tuesday, citing “an executive order.”  Read More

  Since 2002, Gallagher has made over 750 acquisitions, many of relatively small, local firms such as Agilis.  Read More

  The new policy is a marked change for a company whose embrace of remote work predated the pandemic.  Read More

  Trump and Musk are going after federal leases. These companies have plenty to lose, not that they’re necessarily expecting to take big hits.  Read More

  Weight-loss drugs are increasingly popular among employees but weigh heavily on health-insurance budgets.  Read More

  DraftKings grew its headcount by roughly 700 employees last year as the sports-betting company continued to see revenue growth despite a dip in how much users are gambling.  Read More

  Several large Massachusetts employers have filed annual reports with federal securities regulators that are notable for what’s not included: the word “diversity.”  Read More

  The landmark settlement over real estate commissions is affecting commissions in some price points more than others.  Read More