Archive for July 2025

  A shift in inheritance expectations is unfolding, which may have potential impacts on the long-term financial planning for millions of Americans.  Read More

  More certified public accounts are retiring, and fewer are entering the field. Legislation at the State House could help fix the problem.  Read More

  Billions of dollars’ worth of generational projects could reshape a city’s economic future. We spotlight the stakes of those projects, and we hear from two executives leading their organizations through a year of economic uncertainty. Those stories and more in this week’s coverage from The National Observer.  Read More

  The lender for a 270,000-square-foot office building has bought back the property for about half its assessed value.  Read More

  The banks applied for regulatory approvals to change from mutual ownership to ownership based on purchased shares.  Read More

  The largest Massachusetts-based bank  Read More

  Local business leaders have joined the chorus of voices criticizing Gov. Healey’s choice to appoint the state’s top lobbyist for hospitals to the state agency created to make health care more affordable.  Read More

  The landscape of work-related trips is evolving post-pandemic, with companies using travel perks to attract talent and find new business.  Read More

  The news generated immediate criticism from some other industry stakeholders and advocates who argued that his appointment could represent a conflict of interest.  Read More

  A major Atlanta security technology company opened its second office in Boston this week.  Read More