Archive for November 2025

  An apartment and retail building in Watertown is scheduled for auction next month after the owner lost a lawsuit filed by a contractor and had the property seized.  Read More

  Here are the Boston Business Journal’s Power 50: The Movement Makers.  Read More

  Co-founder and CEO Matt Carey says his sensors work 20 times better than current sensors in autonomous vehicles, and that their use would save more than 150,000 lives a year.  Read More

  Here are 10 people to know in the Boston private equity sector, featuring leaders at different levels of their careers who work at varied funds. They stand out because of their well-rounded experience, unconventional path, unique side interests and more.  Read More

  Real estate needs from Boston area’s life sciences industry — despite a vacancy-rate spike — is driving ongoing construction locally that puts Boston first nationally by new office space pipeline.  Read More

  Jim Cassetta, president of the fifth largest janitorial firm in Massachusetts, worries for his workforce, which he describes as “99.9% Latino and born outside of the country” amid the ICE raids around the nation.  Read More

  The nation’s largest health insurance companies stand accused of conspiring to suppress reimbursement rates for hundreds of millions of medical procedures. They call it competition. Plaintiffs say it’s a price-fixing cartel.  Read More

  Information was obtained from participating firm representatives. Year-to-date mechanical-contracting revenue is as of Oct. 1.  Read More

  Two months ago, when the deal was first announced, the buyer said it planned for Christian Cerda to remain at the helm of the Boston home security provider.  Read More

  A 192,000-square-foot shopping center in New Bedford, located directly next to one of the city’s two new MBA commuter rail stations, has sold for $12 million.  Read More