Archive for December 2025
BXP offloads major Needham office asset
BXP has sold a 409,000-square-foot office building in Needham for $132 million to a joint venture. Read More
Read MoreWill MCCA fiasco be Healey’s ‘worst political nightmare’?
Gov. Maura Healey may believe she dodged a bullet with the firing of Marcel Vernon, former CEO of the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority. But history suggests otherwise, writes Ed Gaskin in a new op-ed. Read More
Read MoreViewpoint: Time to fix the law that lets toxic leadership off the hook
As the legislature finalizes its bill to reform the Cannabis Control Commission, the state has an opportunity to reaffirm core principles of workplace respect, good governance, and accountability. Read More
Read MoreThe Playbook: How company benefits programs could change in 2026
In this edition of The Playbook, we take a look at how company benefits programs are expected to evolve in 2026, as well as an X factor for hiring, AI’s impact on the job market, and more. Read More
Read MoreCity of Boston hit with class-action lawsuit over commercial tax collections
The lawsuit claims that the city levied retaliatory tax hikes against property owners who appealed their assessments, totaling millions of dollars. Read More
Read MoreTrump’s expanded travel ban to accelerate brain drain, international education group warns
The Trump administration’s expanded travel ban will affect 39 countries from January 1, including Nigeria, a top source of international students. Read More
Read MoreANNOUNCING: Here are the Innovators in Healthcare of 2026
From med-tech to life-saving research, these 14 innovators are disrupting the health care space from med-tech to drug production. Read More
Read MoreHigh-level exec resigns from MCCA in solidarity with ousted convention center CEO
Bijoux relocated from San Francisco specifically for this role because he believed in the CEO’s vision for transforming the organization’s culture, but now he’s walking away after just 14 months, saying the board’s decision sends a troubling message about hiring Black leaders to address systemic issues. Read More
Read MoreBoston office building fetches $19M in auction, 63% below its 2019 price
A downtown Boston office building near South Station just sold at auction for $19 million, marking a steep 63% drop from what it fetched six years ago. The new owners have plans to transform the mostly empty property. Read More
Read MoreWorkbar expands Needham location again to meet suburban coworking space demand
The expansion will make Needham Workbar’s largest location. The company’s CEO says it reflects a fundamental shift in how suburban coworking spaces are viewed in the market. Read More
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