Archive for November 2025

  Many small-business owners believe 2026 could bring revenue increases and business expansion. Here’s why they’re cautiously optimistic.  Read More

  Northeastern University’s cash reserves dropped dramatically in a single year, but the school’s endowment tells a different story about its financial health.  Read More

  Last year, ezCater had approximately 300 employees in the Boston area as part of a total headcount of 900.  Read More

  WS Development has been a leading force in turning the Seaport into a high-end neighborhood. Now it’s taking on a similar site in Pittsburgh: a waterfront property that sits just across from the city’s downtown.  Read More

  A Boston community leader explains why spreading climate funding evenly across Massachusetts is like trying to remove a stubborn stain by washing an entire shirt—and reveals the data-driven tool that could change how the state targets environmental investments.  Read More

  The owner of a former Intel campus in Hudson is proposing a new industrial use three years after a prior developer withdrew in the face of community opposition.  Read More

  BOMA Boston recognized the best and brightest in property management, building operations and service in the commercial real estate industry at the TOBY + Industry Awards on Nov. 20.  Read More

  The Engine, a Cambridge incubator for tough tech startups, secured its nonprofit designation during an unlikely window this year and used the new status to expand its reach.  Read More

  Cambridge landed at the bottom of a national ranking of 500 cities for permitting efficiency, and several other Massachusetts cities weren’t far behind.  Read More

  Campaigns backing at least 10 of 44 ballot question proposals believe they’re still in the running to make it onto the 2026 ballot, while the majority of petitions have died before the election year even begins.  Read More