Posts by ericg
Inside Workbar: How activity-based zones set this Boston co-working space apart
I thought I had seen everything there was to see, but it turns out co-working spaces can vary pretty dramatically. My most recent visit was to our neighbors downtown at Workbar, and I realized that there’s still a lot to see and learn about co-working spaces. Read More
Read MoreOne of the largest Mass. law firms names new co-managing partner
The new leader has worked at the firm for his entire legal career of nearly 30 years. Read More
Read MoreBoston consulting firm sues acquirer of Desktop Metal, claiming unpaid fees
Charles River Associates claims it was not paid the professional fees it is due in connection with consulting services related to the Desktop Metal litigation. Read More
Read MoreSt. Regis developer Cronin sued by brokerage for breach of contract
As Jon Cronin loses ownership of the luxury condo tower in the Seaport, a brokerage firm is suing him for breach of contract regarding the settlement of an earlier legal battle. Read More
Read MoreQuiet vacations are on the rise. Gen Z is leading the way.
More employees are taking “quiet vacations.” Here’s what that means for employers — and how they can respond. Read More
Read More“Made in USA” appeal for consumers is slipping amid tariff turmoil. Here’s why.
Tariffs and price increases are changing how Americans view American-made goods. Here’s what it means for businesses. Read More
Read MoreBoston developer expands downtown office footprint
Boston developer Redgate has committed to a 10,000-square-foot lease in Boston’s Financial District, a relatively rare new lease amid today’s high-vacancy environment. Read More
Read MoreCambridgeport Labs lands $50.5M loan as Boston lab vacancies rise
A California-based commercial real estate debt manager provided a $50.5 million bridge loan to refinance two life sciences buildings in East Cambridge. Read More
Read MoreWith new PE backing, global CPA firm is growing. Could Mass. be next?
The firm is on an acquisition spree, with 46 offices, including branches in New Hampshire, Maine and Connecticut. But there are none in Massachusetts. Read More
Read MoreMass. drivers to receive restitution from Uber, Lyft based on new earnings formula
After the attorney general’s settlement with Uber and Lyft last year, payment notices to eligible drivers started going out on August 1. Read More
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