Archive for October 2025
UKG launches venture fund aimed at startups using AI to support frontline workers
The staffing software company, headquartered in Lowell and Florida, is launching its strategic investment arm. Read More
Read MoreAllston apartment tower gets zoning approval, adding 316 units to changing neighborhood
A planned 16-story, 316-unit apartment tower in Allston has received Boston Zoning Board of Appeals approval. Read More
Read MoreViewpoint: A missed opportunity to stand with Boston’s Latino voters
Despite Latino candidates receiving strong voter support in Boston’s preliminary election, two major newspapers excluded them from City Council endorsements, raising questions about representation in local media. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: How immigration changes are impacting employment
Tighter federal immigration policy is creating friction for economic growth in select industries and regions of the country — while economic analysts offer cautionary notes in their assessment of various indices. Read More
Read MoreBXP records strongest leasing quarter post-Covid
BXP reported third-quarter leasing on Tuesday that’s the Boston real estate investment trust’s highest numbers since 2019. Read More
Read MoreUrban Edge Properties acquires Allston shopping plaza
A real estate firm that bought shopping centers in Framingham and Everett two years ago has now added an Allston plaza for $39 million with plans for an eventual redevelopment. Read More
Read MoreFacing possible new tax, Holy Cross study claims $313 million boost to local economy
As Worcester considers taxing college endowments, Holy Cross releases data on its wide-ranging impacts across multiple sectors of the local economy. Read More
Read MoreEx-Battery Ventures partner starts new VC firm focused on earliest-stage startups
After more than two decades at a prominent venture capital firm, this Boston investor is striking out on his own with a new fund focused on early-stage tech startups. Read More
Read MoreQuantum firm Qblox partners with Nvidia to advance quantum computing tech
A Dutch-Boston quantum firm has joined forces with the world’s largest chip manufacturer. Read More
Read MoreHerb Chambers’ new parent rolls out cloud-based system after provider dispute
Asbury Automotive Group, which recently acquired Herb Chambers, is making a significant tech shift for its dealerships. Read More
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