Posts by ericg

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Friday, and a call to be kind. Read More

After just four hours of deliberations, a federal jury found the former CEO of cryptocurrency exchange FTX guilty on seven charges of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud. Read More

While the properties are not in Boston, local WeWork landlords may soon face similar pain as the once-mighty coworking giant prepares for a possible bankruptcy. Read More

The St. Louis-based restaurant is cutting hundreds of its approximately 1,800 corporate employees as the company looks toward its planned initial public offering. Read More

The college has historically offered two-year associate degrees, but is moving into bachelor’s programs in growing career fields such as business management, computer science and psychology. Read More

Sidley Austin’s Boston office had a problem. The newly expanded office space at 60 State St. was bleak. The solution: Fill all of those white walls with art thanks to Artists for Humanity. Read More

Paul English has already built businesses to tackle travel, customer service and “fake reviews.” Now, he’s creating something new for the single people out there who aren’t loving their experience on dating apps. Read More

The media company’s weekday print circulation is less than half of where it was five years ago, while it’s digital subscribers continue to slowly grow. Read More

Shoppers World was one of the first shopping malls in the country when it opened in 1951, though it was remade as an open-air plaza in the 1990s. Read More

The state is piloting a program to give healthcare organizations the funds to open 40 beds to temporarily house patients experiencing homelessness. Read More