Archive for July 2025
A look at where Southie project stands after three years of demolition
A three-year demolition process is complete in South Boston, and remaining parts of the old Boston Edison power plant will be incorporated into a new mixed-use development. Here’s a look. Read More
Read More135-year-old Boston investment firm to ring bell at NYSE
Moors & Cabot, a wealth management firm in Boston, will celebrate its 135-year history with a ceremony at the New York Stock Exchange. Read More
Read MoreNew East Boston projects add to flurry of development
Three residential projects newly submitted for permitting approval would bring 88 units to East Boston. Read More
Read MoreNoubar Afeyan: Mass. can lead AI revolution by harnessing ‘polyintelligence’
A prominent biotech entrepreneur explains why Massachusetts is uniquely positioned to lead the next wave of artificial intelligence breakthroughs. Read More
Read MoreTwo online gambling sites barred from Mass. after alleged illegal betting
Two betting websites, both based overseas, were ordered to stop operations in Massachusetts. Read More
Read MoreCongress passes sweeping tax bill. Here’s what small-business owners need to know.
Small-business owners will find a mix of new and expanded tax credits in the legislation. Read More
Read MoreCarbon data startup raises $14.8M, new document says
The fundraise is significant as climate tech and clean energy startups are experiencing an uncertain political environment. Read More
Read MoreLargest Fintech Companies in Massachusetts
Information for this list was provided by participating firm representatives. Read More
Read MoreDorchester Bay program gives entrepreneurs $100k, key business skills
The Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation launched a new entrepreneurial development program this year. It just celebrated its first graduates with diplomas and grant money for all participants. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Real Estate: Lenders, borrowers face tough decisions on CRE debt
More than five years after the Covid-19 pandemic, billions of commercial real estate debt backed by vacant or obsolete office properties remains distressed or delinquent. Read More
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