Archive for October 2025

  SharkNinja is adding another sports icon to its roster of brand ambassadors.  Read More

  Companies are changing how they make their decisions on pay. Employees like what they’re seeing.  Read More

  A Newton-based developer has scooped up a local mall for a nine-figure sum, signaling a shift away from previously announced plans to transform the property into lab space.  Read More

  New data reveals how Boston’s return-to-office rates compare to other major U.S. cities, and the numbers might concern local business leaders.  Read More

  BXP’s Needham office complex is buzzing with activity as two major companies ink substantial leases, but the property’s future ownership remains uncertain.  Read More

  Employees are accruing vacation time, but how they’re using it is becoming a game-changer for many businesses. Here’s what’s different.  Read More

  Eli Lilly’s footprint in Boston’s Seaport District is growing rapidly, with the company now occupying an entire building.  Read More

  The United States is playing catch-up in a booming international industry, and those challenges are most evident with staffing. We look at the consequences of those shortcomings, and how business and community needs are driving pastors to engage in real estate conversations, as part of this week’s coverage in The National Observer.  Read More

  A planned 705-unit apartment development in Charlestown has secured city approval to build on a parking lot next to Bunker Hill Community College.  Read More

  An activist investor on Monday criticized Eastern Bank for “capital misallocation” and responded to comments from executive chair, Bob Rivers, on Friday over the shareholders’ reported efforts to push for a sale of the bank.  Read More