Archive for November 2025

  A Cincinnati home services company, backed by Tampa-based Osceola Capital, has closed two more acquisitions, bringing its total deal count to seven since its founding a year ago.  Read More

  In this edition of The Playbook, we take a look at a new era for holiday parties, how workers are rethinking risk and more.  Read More

  Companies operating private jets had managed to evade much of the turbulence from the government shutdown. That’s no longer the case as new restrictions land in Boston and 11 other major airports.  Read More

  Aspen’s EV battery heat-shield niche is no longer the star of its growth plan.  Read More

  The pre-seed and seed-stage venture capital firms is continuing backing “AI-native” startups.  Read More

  The Bower, a three-story building in Beverly, is already filling up with local artists and creative organizations, and Montserrat’s president says the space will help students understand the professional world in ways they haven’t before.  Read More

  East Boston is seeing significant residential development. The latest is a new 41-unit apartment complex under construction on Maverick Street.  Read More

  A London-based real estate company says its Boston landlord’s refusal to cooperate left it with no choice but to file for bankruptcy protection for its 451-unit Fenway apartment building, and now it’s seeking tens of millions of dollars in damages.  Read More

  A nearly century-old golf course on Cape Cod could soon close in favor of a 57-acre solar panel array if voters approve the plan.  Read More

  New college graduates, Gen Z workers and professionals making a career pivot are facing an AI-fueled challenge. But these jobs are defying the trend, offering strong pay, low AI risk and growth potential.  Read More