Posts by ericg
Healey pledges to review all business regulations in 3 months
The Arlington Democrat made the pledge during her annual State of the Commonwealth address at the State House. Read More
Read MoreFormer agents sue owner of South Shore realty office that abruptly shut down
As plaintiffs claim they are owed nearly $1 million in unpaid commissions and loans, the firm’s owner, Stephen Webster, told the Boston Business Journal he “was slow to make changes that could have saved the company.” Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Real Estate: High-risk climate areas projected to see home values sink
The wildfires in L.A. are a stark reminder that homes in high-risk climate areas are likely to face major costs in the future. Read More
Read MoreResidents berate Boston officials over downtown zoning proposal
At a public meeting Wednesday, critics argued against new towers along Washington Street and accused the city of rushing the measure toward approval. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Despite concerns, HR leaders use AI in hiring
Today, we’re looking at a massive manufacturing deal that might have some life in it yet, despite an federal executive order opposing it; fresh return-to-office efforts at a banking titan and a new buyer stepping in to save a bankrupt retailer. First, however, we’ll dig into the ways human-resource managers are already using artificial…
Read MoreRobotics firm’s shares jump on $200M Walmart deal, further partnership
The retailer accounted for approximately 87% of Symbotic’s total revenue of $1.82 billion in the fiscal year ended in September last year. Read More
Read MoreNew England accounting giant KLR merges with Sullivan Bille
With the addition, KLR will employ 325 people across its offices in Massachusetts and internationally. Read More
Read MoreAnalog Devices receives $105M CHIPS Act award
The funding would allow ADI to bring some manufacturing to the U.S. from overseas, a goal of the CHIPS Act. Read More
Read MoreSteve Travaglini’s Winrate switches raises $1.2M after pivot
The former CRO of LinkSquares says his new startup, Winrate, had to make some changes to attract new VC funding. Read More
Read MoreHow Mass. companies are bracing for tariffs on Trump’s ‘day one’
No one knows what the new president will actually do once he takes office, but many Bay State companies are weighing the fees they may have to start factoring in, and what strategies they could use to address the potential increase in the cost of imported raw materials. Read More
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