Archive for March 2025

  Only one member of the Massachusetts congressional delegation responded to a Business Journal request for their stance on the cap on state-and-local-tax deductions. Gov. Maura Healey chimed in as well.  Read More

  The U.S. hospitality market has a precarious outlook as a tariff-spurred trade war and economic worries could upend travel spending.  Read More

  The expansion comes roughly three months after the chain made its debut in D.C.’s West end.  Read More

  The Lawrence-based financial cooperative has merged with several smaller credit unions over recent years, and is rolling out a new identity to reflect that growth.  Read More

  An investment giant and a real estate firm are targeting advanced manufacturing and “tough tech” properties in Greater Boston and the San Francisco area.  Read More

  Nano Dimension Ltd., an Israeli manufacturer with a U.S. headquarters in Waltham, must complete its planned acquisition of Burlington-based Desktop Metal, a Delaware judge has ruled.  Read More

  Wilmington-based UniFirst has rebuffed several previous takeover attempts, but the would-be suitor has called off further tries.  Read More

  Last week, we kicked off Inno Madness 2025 with 64 local startups. After over 1,200 votes were cast in Round 1, we’ve narrowed the list down to 32 companies. Welcome to Round 2.  Read More

  A tumultuous period for higher education, including funding cuts and federal investigations, dominated an industry panel discussion at a Boston Business Journal event.  Read More

  Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in local business news to start your busy Tuesday, plus Severance and work-life balance  Read More