Archive for December 2025

  New data indicates the current employment market is great — if you are in one of a few select industries.  Read More

  Harvard’s governing board has extended Alan Garber’s presidency beyond his original agreement to serve through June 2027, citing his leadership during a challenging period that included a historic confrontation with the Trump administration.  Read More

  A Newton-based real estate investment trust is on pace to finish selling 113 hotels nationwide by the end of the year to pay off debt and to focus on its retail properties.  Read More

  Financial institutions are advising business owners to treat the surge as a short-term opportunity rather than a permanent shift.  Read More

  The Tysons’ event marketing company reportedly paid just under $300 million in cash for the Boston company.  Read More

  A Massachusetts judge let a former MIT researcher depose the college’s top attorney in his wrongful termination lawsuit over misconduct claims.  Read More

  The town has voted to temporarily halt battery energy storage projects while it figures out how to handle a surge of proposals, including one that would place 200 shipping-container-sized battery enclosures near a major power substation.  Read More

  Poly6 Technologies was one of two Northeast Ohio expansion projects announced on the same day, part of a larger slate of 17 projects across Ohio expected to create more than $148 million in new payroll.  Read More

  The Trump administration is currently questioning the role of science in maintaining the nation’s health, economy and global posture. A Bentley University professor writes that the NIH stands as a testimony to the vision articulated by its early architects: that science is good for society, that persistent investment in basic research is essential to…

  The co-founder of iRobot, who now leads robotic startup Familiar Machines & Magic, said he would not come back to iRobot now, even if asked.  Read More