Archive for September 2025
Small-business grants you can apply for in October — including $20,000 from Quickbooks
Several small-business grants are available for businesses in October 2025, including grants from Quickbooks, DoorDash and Verizon. Read More
Read MoreExecutives see the economy rebounding but concerns remain
Newly available research spotlights executive expectations as 4Q approaches. Read More
Read MoreBusinesses face ‘upheaval’ over rapid shifts in union organizing rules
Companies are grappling with low worker trust and engagement. Read More
Read MoreBXP embarking on rare new office project in D.C.
Boston-based real estate investment trust BXP is advancing plans for a 12-story office tower in Washington, D.C., that it describes as a trophy office property. Read More
Read MoreDigital, First Tech credit union merger gets green light from regulators
It’s the largest-ever credit union merger according to assets, and the first merger for Marlborough-based Digital Credit Union. Read More
Read MoreBoston’s Hub on Causeway development refinanced
The owners of the Hub on Causeway development next to North Station and TD Garden have refinanced the project for $465 million. Read More
Read MoreMass. awards tax credits that would create 800 life sciences jobs
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center board unveiled its slate of 25 companies selected for the latest round of funding. Read More
Read MoreDeveloper eyes Albany for apartment complex expansion
Boston’s WinnCompanies is looking to expand a residential project in upstate New York as one of its going projects across the Northeast. Read More
Read MoreBioMed Realty sues lab tenant for millions in unpaid rent
BioMed Realty, a life sciences developer with a significant footprint in the Boston area, has sued a tenant in its Cambridgeport campus for unpaid rent—and says it evicted the same tenant from a larger lease in California. Read More
Read MoreBoston growth equity firm looks outside Silicon Valley for latest fund
A Boston-based equity firm is challenging Silicon Valley’s dominance by seeking out promising tech companies in unexpected places across the country. Read More
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