Archive for August 2025
Here are the potential eligible Opportunity Zones in program’s new iteration, mapped
New Opportunity Zones criteria will change which communities will be eligible for the investment program. Read More
Read MoreAllston developer Alpha Management buys West Roxbury apartment building in auction
A Boston developer has paid just under $30 million at auction for a nearly-completed apartment building in West Roxbury. Read More
Read MoreEditorial: Goldberg, office should be held accountable for CCC dysfunction
Voters and cannabis industry workers who have been failed by the CCC over the years are still waiting for accountability and a clear-eyed assessment of Goldberg’s role in the dysfunction. A hearing next week could help. Read More
Read MoreFive things you need to know, and would you share your big, empty home?
Five things to know in Boston business news, and would you share your big, empty home if it helped the housing market? Read More
Read MoreGerman adtech firm adjoe opens first US headquarters in Boston, plans local expansion
After starting its local operations with a single remote employee in 2023, adjoe grew to a team of 18 and plans to double headcount by the end of 2025. Read More
Read MoreRWA Wealth Partners acquires San Francisco firm, expanding West Coast presence
As more and more wealth management firms merge and acquire, a woman-led firm in Boston has just picked up one in San Francisco. Read More
Read MoreDevelopers eye 7-story hotel for Allston
A filing with the Boston Planning department indicates that the hotel would cater to families visiting students at nearby colleges and tourists looking for affordable lodging. Read More
Read MoreUnlimited PTO was a popular post-pandemic perk. It’s now evolving.
Four years after many companies embraced unlimited paid-time-off policies, many employers are making changes. Here’s what’s different and best practices for making the policy work. Read More
Read MoreInternational students remain committed to American education, new report says
International students still want to study in the United States — despite the political turmoil around immigration visas and higher-ed funding cuts, according to a new report. Read More
Read MoreSouth Shore retail center approved for 300 apartments
Plymouth’s Colony Place shopping center has been approved for a 300-unit apartment building that will fill its last vacant piece of land. Read More
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