Posts by ericg
Office envy: Architecture firm unveils thoughtful new Fort Point HQ
Getting people to come into the office can be hard, but at the new Fort Point location for the architecture firm HGA, cold brew on tap and a fridge full of string cheese don’t hurt. The floor-to-ceiling windows, quiet workspaces and customized office are also pretty good incentives. Read More
Read MoreBeth Israel Lahey has 2,000 fewer employees than it did a year ago
The state’s second-largest employer has cut more than 1,800 local jobs in 2025, according to new research from the Boston Business Journal. Read More
Read MoreHigher ed layoff tracker: Mass. colleges cut more than 400 jobs over six months
Since the summer, Massachusetts colleges and universities have suffered intense staff layoffs leading to hundreds of job losses. Read More
Read MoreHere’s what you missed at the BBJ’s 40 Under 40 event
More than 260 attendees came to celebrate the Boston Business Journal’s 2025 40 Under 40 honorees on Wednesday evening. Read More
Read MoreRaytheon breaks ground on $53M expansion of Andover factory
The division of RTX Corp. is ramping up production of advanced radar systems. Read More
Read MoreWith CDFIs under attack, BlueHub touts 40 years of investment in Roxbury
As BlueHub marks its 40th anniversary this year, it faces a federal environment that’s far less supportive of its mission than anytime in decades. It recently released a report on its impact on the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury. Read More
Read MoreOpinion: Downtown needs a plan that preserves sunlight for Boston’s parks
Smart development can coexist with healthy, sunlit parks, strengthening both Boston’s natural and built environments, writes Leslie Singleton Adam of The Friends of the Public Garden. Read More
Read MoreThe Playbook: Managers face a new challenge to workplace productivity
In this edition of The Playbook, we take a look at what’s happening with AI ‘workslop,’ what workers are prepared to do for better mental health and more. Read More
Read MoreJPMorgan Chase banker: New England must ‘play its own hand’
Companies are risk-averse amid a slowing economy, but the region maintains its advantages. Read More
Read MoreKenmore Square development will move Citgo sign over
The Citgo sign that’s long been a landmark of Boston’s skyline is about to move. Read More
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