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Back Bay hotel to convert meeting space to hotel rooms
The hotel has a $1.7 million building permit with the city. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Foreclosure trend worries investors, lenders
Foreclosure filings have risen in the past year, prompting concern among lenders and other financiers. We take a closer look in this edition of The National Observer. Read More
Read MoreCushman & Wakefield adds new executives from rival real estate firm
The real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has added two new vice chairs to its Boston office, who have joined from industry rival Newmark. Read More
Read MoreMoulton challenges Markey for Senate seat, citing need for generational change in Massachusetts
U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton challenges Sen. Ed Markey for Senate seat, citing need for younger leadership amid Democratic party struggles. Read More
Read MoreBoston’s office industry may be turning a corner. Here’s what the data says.
Boston’s office market is showing signs of life, with downtown vacancy rates inching downward and some big-name tenants signing new leases or renewing existing ones. Read More
Read MoreHow do young professionals relax? We asked our 40 Under 40 honorees.
We asked our 40 Under 40 honorees to tell us how they relax after a long day of work. Read More
Read MoreWaltham wealth management firm drops brand after acquisition
The firm, which serves about 350 clients, will add more services around tax and estate planning following the deal with Beacon Pointe Advisors. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Law firm competition is heating up
Some law firms are raising the stakes in an already intense battle for talent. We look at what’s changing in the legal scene, how a shakeup in the nation’s financial landscape is opening the door for local banks to gain new clients, the arms race in the airport lounge world and more in this…
Read MoreBank of America’s Miller: AI, rate cuts create opportunities for small-business growth
Sharon Miller, Bank of America’s business banking president, reveals why small businesses may have an unexpected advantage in today’s economy. Read More
Read MoreFinancial giant BNY recommits to downtown Boston as office market shows signs of recovery
The financial services firm BNY has renewed a lease for 205,000 square feet in the One Boston Place tower, the latest in a series of new and renewed leases for downtown that have lended a sense of optimism about the office market. Read More
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