Archive for May 2025

  In five years’ time, the MBTA’s LGBT affinity group has grown past 200 members. But as a public agency in a time when there’s federal pressure to back off from efforts to encourage diversity, its holding its ground.  Read More

  The Withum affinity group working with the Greater Boston’s LGBTQ community, like other team member groups at the firm, is accountable for delivering meaningful results.  Read More

  Multiple airlines are bringing new international flight destinations to Logan ahead of the busy summer travel season.  Read More

  Boston Seaport District’s final residential building (for the foreseeable future) has hit a construction milestone, with an expected opening date next year.  Read More

  A 280-unit residential complex in Franklin has been bought by a Back Bay firm with a portfolio of similar housing sites.  Read More

  Plans are moving ahead for 705 apartments next to the MBTA Orange Line’s Community College station in Charlestown.  Read More

  The fundraising environment for Boston-area startups has gone cold — and yet there’s still very few better places to be. Here’s a look at how far it’s fallen and how it compares.  Read More

  Gaby King Morse, of the Center for Women & Enterprise, and Jay Ash, of the Massachusetts Competitive Partnership in Boston, write that Massachusetts has a powerful opportunity to lead by example for an economy where women-owned businesses scale and thrive.  Read More

  A Boston Business Journal analysis of tax forms found that the salaries of top CEOs and trade group presidents in the Bay State are more than competitive — some make over $1 million a year.  Read More

  A developer of VR headsets for diagnostic work received a warning from the Food and Drug Administration regarding significant manufacturing and quality control deficiencies.  Read More