Boston Business Journal

Ginkgo Bioworks food spinout reportedly shuts down >> bit.ly/3MJ8BF8

Philanthropic giving among Massachusetts employers fell 14% in 2023 compared to the year prior, based on Boston Business Journal research for the annual Corporate Citizenship Awards.

The increased costs of financing in the construction industry have had downstream effects beyond higher payments for a given project, according to Corey McCusker, partner with Citrin Cooperman’s Braintree office and specialist in the construction industry, in this podcast. Listen to learn more.(Sponsored Content by Citrin Cooperman)

Sujata Yadav will serve as chief product officer, a newly created position with the bank, and lead a team focused on product strategy, development and management and data analytics.

Working capital adjustments can cause material value changes for sellers during a sale or acquisition, but they are often not clarified or negotiated until late in the deal process.(Sponsored Content by Citrin Cooperman)

Boston's Orpheum Theatre has been in “productive discussions” with the foundation opening a neighboring Holocaust museum and hopes to put an end to a dispute over street access in the coming days

The new owner plans to redevelop the property into “something stunning," an exec said. The building sits between the Greenway and Boston Harbor.

Why 'ghost jobs' are on the rise — despite the risks >> bit.ly/3TmtRo2

First air-rights project in decades open above the Pike >> bit.ly/3XDCFZ2

Linden Square, a high-end shopping center in Wellesley, has three new tenants and signed leases for three more soon to come. Here's the latest on that and more retail news.