Posts by ericg
Five things: Kendall Sq. building sale, MGB, Stop & Shop and MBTA etiquette
Good morning, Boston. Are you enjoying this warmer weather? I grilled hamburgers and a steak for dinner last night, and it was great. Here are the five things you need to know in local business news to start an even warmer Wednesday. Read More
Read MoreHow hard will Healey, Driscoll push on housing, zoning changes?
Gov. Maura Healey has her to-do list to boost housing construction. Now comes the hard part: Getting the Massachusetts Legislature on board. Read More
Read MoreSBA to overhaul loan programs and collections under new administrator
Kelly Loeffler’s early moves as Small Business Administration chief signal major changes are coming for the agency’s loan programs and operations. Read More
Read MoreKendall Square office building up for sale
The listing offers an opportunity to see how far values have fallen for older commercial properties in a neighborhood billed as the most innovative square mile on the planet. Read More
Read MoreHundreds turn out for BBJ’s Mentoring Monday event
A few hundred Boston-area businesswomen gathered for the Boston Business Journal’s annual Mentoring Monday program, held for the 12th time this year. Read More
Read MoreAmericans divided on Trump’s tariff impact but most expect higher costs
Many Americans surveyed in a new national poll believe small businesses will suffer because of tariffs. Read More
Read MoreJoann crafts stores will close in these Mass. cities, towns
These are the Massachusetts cities and towns where Joann locations are set to close. Read More
Read MoreBraintree retail plaza sells for $30 million
A Needham-based real estate firm has acquired 86,000 square feet of retail space within the Marketplace at Braintree. Read More
Read MoreIntellia adds to Cambridge real estate, looks to exit Waltham lease early
Intellia Therapeutics Inc. is shaking up its Cambridge and Waltham real estate footprints. Read More
Read MorePoll takes Mass. temperature on Healey, Trump
A majority of voters here approve of the job Gov. Maura Healey is doing and fewer than one-third feel the same way about President Donald Trump, and a new poll found that Bay Staters are largely split on support for some of Trump’s early executive actions. Read More
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