Archive for June 2025

  The Fort Point building where General Electric set up its temporary headquarters when the giant moved to Boston in 2016 has sold for just over $57 million.  Read More

  Sandra O’Sullivan, chief people officer at Curriculum Associates, writes that prioritizing flexibility and intentional connection can create a workplace where everyone thrives.  Read More

  The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts will select 30 of its businesses to participate in summer workshops designed to help companies leverage AI to accelerate their business and free up their time.  Read More

  Here are the five things to know today, including Penguin Hall bankruptcy, New Seabury golf club sale, dancing dog robots and summer interns  Read More

  Small businesses are proving they have a secret weapon in the battle for talent, and it’s not higher salaries.  Read More

  Cape Cod’s The Club at New Seabury has been bought by a national golf course company that plans site improvements in the coming few years.  Read More

  Affordable-housing developers and lenders are cautiously optimistic about potential changes to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, but proposed budget cuts to a federal agency could erase those hopes.  Read More

  The Boston-based records and data management company found itself under the scrutiny of Elon Musk a few months ago.  Read More

  A high-profile project slated for a site at the former Muzi auto dealership site off Route 128 in Needham is shifting away from lab and office uses that were approved two-and-a-half years ago.  Read More

  Construction reached a milestone topping-off point on Tuesday for the fourth Seaport office and lab building for Vertex Pharmaceuticals.  Read More