As the House zeroes in on a transportation financing proposal, one of House Speaker Robert DeLeo’s senior deputies said Tuesday that the bill could be a “generational gamechanger” for transportation across the state.
A 500,000-square-foot office-lab tower will begin to rise in the Fenway this year following leases by a life science-focused venture capital firm and Cambridge biotech company.
Berkshire Bank has expanded its board of directors by adding two more members, including the board’s third woman.
A Rhode Island man pleaded guilty in federal court in Boston in connection an armed bank robbery in Somerville last year that resulted in shots fired inside the bank.
A new early education center at 127 Harvard St. in Brookline will include a fourth-floor indoor-outdoor playground to comply with the town’s licensing requirements.
Intuit is buying consumer finance company Credit Karma in a $7.1 billion cash and stock deal that will take it deeper into the financial products realm.
A $22 million loan from Rockland Trust Co. is kickstarting a mixed-income development including mixed-income housing and a new headquarters for Cruz Cos., one of the region’s largest minority-owned construction firms.
A third-party logistics company has leased nearly 116,000 square feet at Billerica Commerce Center, bringing the property up to full occupancy.
The House’s long-awaited transportation revenue legislation will emerge “sooner rather than later,” Speaker Robert DeLeo said Monday,
A Baker administration effort aimed at giving vocational training to 20,000 new workers over four years would begin with an initial class of just over 1,500 people and scale up gradually.
Comments lawmakers made Monday suggest that some members of that panel are split in their opinions of Gov. Charlie Baker’s proposal to make it easier for towns to OK housing developments.
An executive order by Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is adding new requirements designed to weed out conflicts of interest for the city’s zoning board of appeal following a city hall employee’s recent conviction for taking a series of bribes from a developer.
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
TD Bank has purchased an $18 million MassDevelopment bond that will fund an addition to the Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston.
A boutique Greater Boston developer plans to reboot a landmark Cambridge building into a 46,300-square foot mixed-use project including an extended stay hotel.
A developer’s plans for a $210 million South Boston tower could include a combined heat and power plant to offset its carbon footprint.
Wells Fargo agreed Friday to pay $3 billion to settle criminal and civil investigations into a long-running practice whereby company employees opened millions of unauthorized bank accounts in order to meet unrealistic sales goals.
Harvard and MIT’s hometown will consider applications for recreational marijuana businesses after all.
A Boston-based condo developer has bought a Bay Village parking lot from Norwood-based National Amusements for $9.25 million.
Is it time to make burial arrangements for the latest would-be mega-development in Newton? It’s a fair question as a make-or-break vote looms on Northland Investment Corp.’s hotly contested plan to build a 23-acre, mixed-use oasis.
