Posts by ericg
New development firm launches first big apartment project west of Boston
The firm’s first major project is a 181-apartment development in downtown Framingham. A second in the neighborhood should break ground in the spring. Read More
Read More31 Mass. companies are on Deloitte’s North America Technology Fast 500 list
The list ranks companies by revenue growth percentage over the three years between 2021 and 2024. Read More
Read MoreBillions in small-business funding hitting ‘pivotal’ moment in 2026
This Treasury-backed program’s end is in sight years after the Covid-19 pandemic — but billions are still up for grabs. Read More
Read MoreApartment building proposed for vacant Cambridge site
A six-story, 68-unit building is proposed for a vacant Cambridge site on the border with Somerville. Read More
Read MoreCannabis commission member resigns
Ava Callendar Concepcion, who has been on leave for months, resigned from the commission, Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s office announced late Monday. Read More
Read MoreBoston life science procurement platform LabViva named a 2025 BostInno Blazer
As tariffs have impacted the supply chain, LabViva CEO Siamak Baharloo says his company is helping life sciences and pharmaceutical companies to expand their supply networks. Read More
Read MoreResearchers at New England Aquarium are using drones to measure whales
Scientists can measure the length and width of right whales off the Atlantic coast to assess the impact of hazardous fishing gear and changing ocean temperatures. Read More
Read MoreBack Bay hotel, once slated for apartments reopens as mid-market hotel after renovations
It isn’t the future that National Development had planned for the Huntington Avenue site in when it bought the hotel in March 2020. Read More
Read MoreAI glasses are coming to the workplace — along with some legal risks
The rise of AI glasses from some heavy hitters in the tech world are sparking a number of high-stakes legal concerns. Here’s what employers need to know and how to protect themselves. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Government reopening doesn’t mean things are back to normal
The government shutdown is over, but that doesn’t mean business is back to normal. We identify the challenges and some potential workarounds as part of this week’s coverage in The National Observer. Read More
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