Posts by ericg
5 for ’25: Five signs your business might be in trouble
Recognizing these signs might let you adjust before it’s too late. Read More
Read MoreThe Playbook: Why managers are slowing down on hiring
In this edition of The Playbook, we take a look at how AI could further influence hiring, spotlight a new term for how workers are dealing with burnout, and more. Read More
Read MoreFirst-ever office-to-residential conversion pitched for Back Bay
Boston’s office-to-housing conversion program is expanding to Back Bay with the neighborhood’s first proposal to convert an office to 44 units in a Boylston Street building. Read More
Read MoreCommentary: Don’t let lack of credentialing hold back biotech
Massachusetts lacks a statewide, standardized biotech credentialing program, while North Carolina and Texas are gaining ground by making biotech credentialing more transparent. Read More
Read MoreBU professor: American capitalism is being remade by state power
Is the Trump administration trying to reshape American capitalism? Recent moves by Washington, such as taking a 10% share of semiconductor maker Intel, point to a shift in that direction. Read More
Read MoreStock price is up at both Mass. banks that went public in 2025
The stock prices of the bank holding companies, now publicly traded, have increased in recent months. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: AI startups are hiring fewer people
In this week’s coverage from The National Observer, we take a look at the potential for a new space court in Florida, the smaller teams with which artificial-intelligence startups tend to operate, and more. Read More
Read MoreRepublic Services meeting with Teamsters today over trash strike
For the first time in more than a month, Republic Services said on Thursday that it’s meeting at the negotiating table with Teamsters Local 25, the union of trash collectors whose members have been on strike since July 1. Read More
Read MoreThe National Observer: Real Estate: Why national hotel market was fairly anemic this summer
This summer has been the weakest summer season for hotels in the past four years, according to one industry tracker. Read More
Read MoreKlaviyo cuts ‘less than 100’ workers as part of R&D reorg: report
The news comes five months since the marketing tech company said it planned to expand its downtown Boston headquarters. Read More
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