Boston Business Journal

The U.S. construction industry is facing a number of unknowns entering 2025. Here's what to keep an eye on. bit.ly/3V49Y5R

Rivermoor Energy, an energy company based in South Boston, set up the new charging hub in Western Mass. thanks to a $2.46M federal grant.

As many baby boomers who own businesses reach the age of 65 and older, the number of businesses slated for ownership transfer is projected to increase substantially.(Sponsored Content by Penta Wealth Management)

The Back Bay's newest lounge is named after Division 16 of the Boston Police Department, which operated out of the address from 1887 to 1976.

Come celebrate the incredible 2024 Women Who Mean Business Honorees! The Boston Business Journal is hosting their 8th annual Women Who Mean Business Awards program on December 4th from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Boston Harbor Hotel. Our honorees are made up of outstanding women in the Boston business community who have demonstrated entrepreneurial skills, leadership, growth in their companies and dedication to the community. Congratulations??to our 2024 honorees: Eduarda Camacho Tracy Campion Denella J. Clark Alexa B. Kimball, MD, MPH Grace L. Christine Schuster Lifetime Achievement honoree: Evelyn Murphy Don’t miss out on this inspiring afternoon! To secure your spot, click here: https://lnkd.in/e94JNUqe Thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible! Presenting Sponsor:?Boston University Rose Gold Sponsor:?Emerson Health Bronze Sponsors: Brookline Bank?,?Girl Scouts of Eastern MA Floral Partner??:?Winston Flowers #women?#womeninleadership?#womenempowerment?#womeninbusiness?#BBJWWMB?#Boston?#business

Tune into this podcast for insights from Skanska’s Bryan Northrop and Mark Chen as they dive into sustainable construction and decarbonization efforts in the greater Boston area.(Sponsored Content by Skanska )

The cranberry industry as a whole was born in Massachusetts. While the state is no longer the biggest cranberry producer in the U.S., the industry still has an economic impact of $1.7 billion per year here.

The organization that brought BIDs to Boston — the Downtown Boston Business Improvement District — is bidding adieu to the name it has held since its inception.

In the years leading up to the pandemic, it was typical to see fewer than 40 conversions completed annually. Here's how the market is tracking today. bit.ly/3V1b0iS

Cisco has renewed a 121,000-square-foot office lease in Maynard that it assumed when it acquired Acacia Communications.