Posts by ericg
Senior living centers sell for $140 million
Neighboring senior living centers in Lexington have sold for a combined $140 million to an Ohio real estate investment trust that specializes in such properties. Read More
Read MoreCybereason co-founder’s new venture 7AI raises $130M in largest cybersecurity Series A
Lior Div’s new cybersecurity startup just closed what it’s calling the largest Series A in the industry’s history, and the Cybereason co-founder is already on a hiring spree with plans to dramatically expand his Boston team. Read More
Read MoreMass. doesn’t need a tax hike. It needs a reality check.
Massachusetts business leaders warn expanding the GILTI tax on foreign earnings may push employers out and hurt the state’s competitiveness. Read More
Read MoreBoston PE firm EAM acquires stake in local software company
The Back Bay firm decided to invest after getting to know the CEO for two years. Read More
Read MoreAnalog Devices’ new corporate venture arm makes 1st investment
ADVentures, based in the Boston area, launched in June of this year. Read More
Read MoreMajor Boston-area lab owner cuts dividend as industry struggles
One of the largest life sciences landlords in the Boston area slashed its quarterly dividend by 45% as the lab industry struggles. Read More
Read MoreMeet the 2025 Icon Award Honorees: A Women Who Mean Business Program
Meet the women leaders on Boston’s business scene. Read More
Read MoreNonprofit sues Cambridge over inclusionary zoning
A public-interest nonprofit is suing the city of Cambridge, claiming that the city’s requirement that developers devote a certain share of space to affordable housing is illegal. Read More
Read MoreCalifornia wealth management firm expands footprint in Boston area
California-based Allworth Financial has doubled down on the Boston market, acquiring its second financial advisory firm in Eastern Massachusetts in less than a year. Read More
Read MoreWu projects 6% decline in commercial property values adding to budget strain
Boston’s commercial property values may drop 6% next year, shifting tax burden to residents as Mayor Wu pledges to seek state approval to aid homeowners after a similar effort last year failed. Read More
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