Archive for June 2025

  After years of low inventory, home listings are on the rise in many neighborhoods. It’s giving buyers more leverage — and fueling price cuts.  Read More

  The company, which has a large Waltham office, will cut 6% of global workforce to focus on upmarket strategy and profitability.  Read More

  The company will consider a sale-leaseback on the property through mid-2026 as it seeks to move operations to another Minnesota site.  Read More

  Good morning, Boston. Happy birthday to both Kim Deal and Joey Santiago, original members of the Boston band Pixies. Here are the five things you need to know in local business news to start your busy Tuesday.  Read More

  After my last experience working at a co-working space for a day, I decided to do it again — this time at the Cambridge Innovation Center.  Read More

  A new report sheds light on the challenges faced by highly skilled immigrants in Massachusetts as they navigate the complexities of credential validation and job searching in their adopted country.  Read More

  Job seekers are having to navigate new obstacles in their hunt for work, and it’s shaking their faith in the process.  Read More

  A noted CEO says companies that fail to start adopting artificial-intelligence tools now will get left behind as the technology rapidly advances. Find out who’s issuing the warning, and learn how hospitality industry executives are reacting to early dynamics in this year’s summer travel season in this week’s The National Observer.  Read More

  So far this year, the pace of local business bankruptcies appears to be slower than in 2024. But the risks of insolvency aren’t going away.  Read More

  Experts say employers should review their anti-discrimination policies in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling that could be seen as a “wake-up call” for businesses.  Read More