Archive for October 2025

  The fundamental fiduciary obligation of reasonable care rests on a duty of candor that requires honest, candid and transparent communication with each other and stockholders, writes lawyer Larry Gennari.  Read More

  President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill will create a divide between Massachusetts colleges: MIT will be taxed more than 8% on their endowment income, while Wellesley College gets off scot-free.  Read More

  Boston housing nonprofit The Community Builders has sold a 430-unit affordable housing development for $100 million.  Read More

  The federal shutdown that began just after midnight on Wednesday, Oct. 1 could have wide-ranging economic effects on the Bay State. Here’s a sector-by-sector breakdown.  Read More

  From 2019 to 2025, restaurant revenue in Massachusetts is up exactly one-third among the 216 cities and towns that take part in the state’s local-option meals tax. Inflation during that time was 26%.  Read More

  There isn’t much consistency in the Massachusetts economy these days, at least when it comes to workers’ wages. Here’s a closer look at where the state’s counties stand.  Read More

  When companies need quick cash, PIPE deals can be a lifeline — but they come with strings attached. Learn the pros and cons executives must weigh.  Read More

  Is living near the Massachusetts Turnpike really that bad for your lungs? The City of Boston seems to think so, and with its new grant, it’s helping residents in certain neighborhoods learn how to deal with it.  Read More

  It’s time to unveil the 2025 honorees of the BostInno Fire Awards.  Read More

  We’re officially out of the summer and into the fall, so it’s time to take a look back at September’s venture capital deals  Read More