Archive for November 2025

  A two-story building that once housed a Capital One Cafe is going up for auction in December, and it sits in a stretch of Boylston Street that has experienced significant retail changes.  Read More

  A few Boston-area communities, including Woburn, Revere and Plymouth, are leading the way in creating new housing. But the region continues to fall behind.  Read More

  A company’s leaders are charged with growing their business. They’re also responsible for protecting it, and when it comes to cybersecurity, the stakes are high.  Read More

  SparkCharge, the company with a portable battery that can be transported to charge electric vehicles, is trying to harness AI to grow its business. It’s also looking at the fast-growing needs of data centers as a potential growth opportunity.  Read More

  A robot manicure company has chosen a Massachusetts Ulta Beauty as the first home for its AI-powered manicure machines.  Read More

  A Boston real estate firm has paid $41 million for a portfolio of industrial properties north of the city that’s nearly entirely occupied in a sign of strength in the area’s industrial market.  Read More

  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