Archive for March 2025

  Here are the five things you need to know in local business news to start your workday.  Read More

  State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg wants more state money for the lottery. But why should we expand a program that takes money away from the least well-off residents?  Read More

  Executive optimism has taken a hit because of tariff concerns but it’s still higher than it was before the presidential election.  Read More

  The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is touching nearly every industry — and disrupting many jobs. But some are at higher risk than others.  Read More

  The SBA allocated more than $1 trillion through multiple programs to small businesses at the onset of the pandemic. The aftermath of that effort is still playing out. Here’s what it means for businesses that participated in the programs — and the future of the SBA.  Read More

  Boston’s Bulfinch Triangle has been rezoned to allow for new housing without the need for a special permit. A city councilor suggested more changes could be coming.  Read More

  The medical device startup, founded by Irena King in 2019, offers a new way to secure an endotracheal tube inserted into a patient’s mouth.  Read More

  The former senior vice president of global sales and leader in sales engineering at Klaviyo has emerged from stealth with a new startup geared at democratizing the power of marketing experimentation through LLMs and AI.  Read More

  The U.S. Department of Education is laying off more than 1,300 employees, including in Boston, where the lease for an office in Post Office Square is being terminated.  Read More

  After 31 years as a publicly-traded Massachusetts company, Aspen Technology has ceased to exist as an independent firm.  Read More