Archive for July 2025
What this Boston developer says about building Texas’ tallest tower
“The timing really just aligned.” A Boston developer is behind a 74-story tower that’s well on its way toward becoming the tallest in Texas. Read More
Read MoreMass. CPA firm acquired by Atlanta company fueled by Boston private equity
Sandler & Co. was purchased by an accounting giant headquartered in Atlanta, with funding from a Boston private equity firm. Read More
Read MoreFounding CEO of Mass. staffing firm ALKU to step down
The Massachusetts staffing firm didn’t have to go far to find the successor to its founder and CEO. Read More
Read MoreFive things: Hospital rankings, MGB layoff costs, CPA licenses, buffalo wings and C-level gig work
Here are the five things you need to know today, including U.S. News’ hospital rankings, MGB layoff costs, CPA licenses, buffalo wings and C-level gig work Read More
Read MoreOpenbay resurfaces with Lyft partnership, revamped business model for auto repair marketplace
A local tech company’s pivot from direct-to-consumer to business-to-business has led to a new model and a partnership with Lyft Read More
Read MoreOpportunity Zones 2.0 will feature fewer zones and intense lobbying. Some areas have a leg up.
The new Opportunity Zone program is set to reduce the number of eligible areas — a change expected to spark intense lobbying and competition. Some areas are more well-positioned than others. Read More
Read MoreReflections on the ADA: Decades of change and looking ahead
The Americans With Disabilities Act, passed 35 years ago, has been transformative. Read More
Read MoreCBRE’s new head is ‘willing to bet on Boston’ for real estate bounceback
Andover native Mike Brucato has taken over the top role for the commercial real estate services firm CBRE’s Boston office. Fittingly, he’s bullish on the city’s return-to-office prospects. Read More
Read MoreMillennials, Gen Z see inheritances as crucial for their financial security
A shift in inheritance expectations is unfolding, which may have potential impacts on the long-term financial planning for millions of Americans. Read More
Read MoreFacing CPA shortage, Mass. lawmakers look to add new pathway to licensure
More certified public accounts are retiring, and fewer are entering the field. Legislation at the State House could help fix the problem. Read More
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