Posts by ericg
AI glasses are coming to the workplace — along with some legal risks
The rise of AI glasses from some heavy hitters in the tech world are sparking a number of high-stakes legal concerns. Here’s what employers need to know and how to protect themselves. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Government reopening doesn’t mean things are back to normal
The government shutdown is over, but that doesn’t mean business is back to normal. We identify the challenges and some potential workarounds as part of this week’s coverage in The National Observer. Read More
Read MoreAI aviation firm ups financial backing to over $200M ahead of SPAC
Boston-based Merlin Labs Inc., which makes software to help fly aircraft, is planning to go public thanks to a reverse merger deal with a spacial purpose acquisition company, or SPAC. Read More
Read MoreBank branches to be renamed after Needham Bank closes first acquisition in 18 years
Needham Bank has closed on its $211.8 million acquisition of ProvBank, which has branches on the North Shore and in Southern New Hampshire. Read More
Read MoreDeveloper plans 95-apartment building on Cambridge site bought from Lesley University
A developer is planning 95 apartments on a Cambridge site it bought from Lesley University, one of many the school offloaded in the last few years. Read More
Read MoreMore homes will hit the market in 2026. Here’s the pricing outlook.
A couple of the housing market’s biggest challenges will improve in 2026. Here’s what that could mean for pricing. Read More
Read MoreHundreds turn out to celebrate the BBJ’s Power 50 Movement Makers (PHOTOS)
The event, held at Tuscan Kitchen, had more than 300 registered attendees. Read More
Read MoreNew book by iRobot’s first full-time employee tells the story of its flagship product
The new book by one of iRobot’s first employees comes at a critical time for the Bedford-based company, which is edging close to bankruptcy as it faces declining sales. Read More
Read MoreBoston approves Northeastern plan as well as downtown, South End developments
The Boston Planning and Development Agency has approved seven new housing developments, along with a master plan at Northeastern that includes the replacement of Matthews Arena. Read More
Read MoreRelocated Brookline house sells for $12M, topping Mass. home sales last week
A sale of a recently relocated and remade property in Brookline has sold for $12 million, the highest recorded in Massachusetts for the week. Others include Boston high-rises and a newly renovated home on Nantucket. Read More
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