Posts by ericg
Natick Mall owner buys more time on $505M loan
Brookfield Properties has contended with the loss of multiple major tenants in Natick in recent years, including Lord & Taylor, Neiman Marcus, Sears and Wegmans. Read More
Read MoreHere’s the South Coast Rail schedule; service set to begin
The MBTA has released the train schedule for the new Fall River/New Bedford line, with a total of 32 trains leaving either city each weekday. Read More
Read MoreAI boom drives data center development in unexpected markets
The race for power is reshaping the data-center landscape. Read More
Read MoreFormer Stop & Shop president, mother of Mass. treasurer, dies at 93
Carol Rabb Goldberg, the mother of state Treasurer Deborah Goldberg and former president of the Stop & Shop supermarket chain, died Monday evening. Read More
Read MoreFive things: Tariff troubles, life sciences hiring, building sales, and your go-to sign of spring
Here are today’s five things you need to know, including tariff troubles, life sciences hiring, building sales, and your go-to sign of spring. Read More
Read MoreReport sheds light on cannabis trends, and more than $8B in sales
More than six years in, the legal cannabis industry landscape in Massachusetts has had a chance to evolve, and a new industry report examines some of the trendlines. Read More
Read MoreNew research challenges notion that AI will reduce employee work hours
In a surprising twist, artificial-intelligence adoption may actually lead to less work-life balance for employees across various industries. Read More
Read MoreFeds look at selling JFK, O’Neill, other Mass. buildings
The Trump administration has published a list of hundreds of federally owned properties nationwide that it views as “non-core.” It includes nine Massachusetts properties, a number that could grow. Read More
Read MoreTwo towers, with 750 apartments, proposed on Morrissey Blvd.
A city-approved master plan had called for one of the two buildings to be life sciences labs, but the development team is pivoting. Read More
Read MoreHere’s how local retail giants fared in the market’s tariff tumble
Retail companies could be hit hard by tariffs, with one major CEO going on CNBC Tuesday to warn shoppers to expect price hikes in his stores in coming days. Here’s how local consumer-goods companies — such as TJX Cos., Wayfair, Chewy and Acushnet — are faring in the latest market volatility. Read More
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