Posts by ericg
Cambridge Innovation Center founder Tim Rowe steps down as CEO after 26 years
After 26 years, five national locations, five international locations and countless startups, Tim Rowe, the founder and CEO of the Cambridge Innovation Center, is stepping down from his role as chief executive officer. Read More
Read MoreSynQor, Analogic relocations to N.H. ‘not luck,’ says Granite State official
Salem, N.H., attracted Analogic and SynQor relocations from Mass. with pro-business policies and strategic developments like Tuscan Village. A state official writes that more Mass. companies will follow. Read More
Read MoreGreystar reaches $24M settlement over hidden apartment fees charged to renters
Greystar operates several apartment complexes across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and the company is now facing restrictions on how it advertises rental prices following accusations it concealed mandatory fees from prospective tenants. Read More
Read MoreTwo Mass. credit unions clear major hurdle in planned merger
The merger between these two Massachusetts credit unions is part of a broader wave of consolidation in the state, where other institutions are also pursuing combinations that would reshape the competitive landscape. Read More
Read MoreFederal changes could mean more turbulence in health care
If lawmakers can’t reach a deal on ACA tax credits — and possibly even if they do — there are major implications for the entire health-care sector. Read More
Read MoreOpportunity Zones 2.0 is coming — and the clock is ticking on action items
The federal Opportunity Zone program is getting a makeover in 2026. Read More
Read MoreAuto dealer sells mansion in exclusive neighborhood for $40 million (Photos)
The home has a bowling alley and tennis court. Read More
Read MoreSynQor closing 100,000-square-foot Boxborough headquarters in move to Salem, New Hampshire
A Massachusetts manufacturer is shutting down its Boxborough headquarters and moving to New Hampshire. Read More
Read MoreBoston firm buys Seattle apartment building at discount
The Boston investment company Berkshire Residential Investments has bought a 136-unit apartment building in Seattle at a discount of $56 million — $20 million less than what the seller paid for it nine years ago. Read More
Read MoreUncompleted Vineyard home sells for over $10M, leads the week’s Mass. luxury home sales
An uncompleted home in Edgartown has sold for $10.2 million, topping the state’s luxury home transactions for the week. Read More
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