Archive for October 2025

  A biotechnology company that aids in organ transplants could take up 500,000 square feet in Somerville’s Assembly neighborhood under a tax incentive plan just approved by the city.  Read More

  Harvard Innovation Labs has selected 18 ventures from over 250 applicants to participate in Launch Lab X, its global alumni accelerator.  Read More

  A 7,200-square-foot newly expanded home in the island’s Cliff neighborhood has sold for $31 million, making it one of the top luxury home sales in Massachusetts so far this year.  Read More

  Running a business means preparing for the unexpected. What’s your plan for an active-shooter scenario? Do your employees know that plan?  Read More

  The Seattle firm will operate as a subsidiary under its own brand.  Read More

  A high-profile retail building in Wellesley Square has a new owner, a Quincy firm that has said it has plans to expand its holdings in the Boston area.  Read More

  We’re facing the most significant identity crisis our city’s core has seen in decades. But the solution isn’t simply filling buildings, it’s rethinking who the downtown is actually for.  Read More

  Tender Food Inc.’s fiber-spinning machines have helped the company stand out in a crowded meat-substitute market. As that market struggles, the company is spinning its tech into new verticals to give it a bigger reach.  Read More

  The Cambridge Planning Board is recommending the city allow for greater building heights along two major corridors, Cambridge Street and Massachusetts Avenue.  Read More

  It’s difficult to say how effective Opportunity Zones have been at helping low-income communities in Massachusetts over the last eight years. But there are other, more proven approaches investors ought to consider.  Read More