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Subscriber growth stalls at Boston Globe

For more than a year now, the Boston Globe has been unable to grow its online audience fast enough to make up for a steady loss of print subscribers. The Boston Globe Media Co. filed its semiannual report to the...

Pickleball club coming to South Boston mega-development

There’s more pickleball coming to South Boston. A new business named PickleBOS has signed a lease for 26,000 square feet at 4 Alger St., one of the properties where Core Investments is planning its “On The Dot” mega-development on Dorchester...

First-of-its-kind rapid EV charging comes to Mass.

Massachusetts has become the first state on the East Coast and the second in the country to feature a new rapid EV charging station that's the fastest available. Rivermoor Energy, a company based in South Boston, received a $2.46 million federal...

Massachusetts hospital system to lay off 134 workers

Baystate Health in Springfield, the largest health system in western Massachusetts, is laying off 134 employees, roughly 1% of its workforce, in an effort to reduce costs. The 134 roles are leadership positions, according to Baystate. The nonprofit health...

Thermo Fisher to close Lexington facility, cut 160 jobs in Mass.

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. plans to lay off employees in connection with the closing of a Lexington facility, as well as reducing its workforce at sites in Plainville and Cambridge.  The Waltham-based company, which is the largest medical device firm...

Commission offers prime Providence HQ site for $1 to keep Hasbro in Rhode Island

The quasi-state panel in charge of allocating a swath of prime development sites in Providence has agreed to offer its most prominent parcel to Hasbro Inc. in a pitch to keep the company from moving to Massachusetts. The I-195 Redevelopment...

Massachusetts-based Charles River Labs cuts 1,300 workers, will close over a dozen sites

Charles River Laboratories International Inc. shared new details on its ongoing restructuring initiatives in its third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, saying the efforts are “already generating significant savings.” The Wilmington-based contract research organization had shared earlier this year that it would...

Mass. Cannabis Control Commission approves long-awaited regulatory changes

Long-awaited regulatory changes are coming to the cannabis industry. The state’s cannabis board on Wednesday approved changes to regulations covering delivery hours, telehealth access for medical-use patients, microbusinesses and the two-driver rule. Business owners in the industry been clamoring for...

Paper Store rolling out new concept at some Massachusetts locations

The Paper Store has already grown far beyond its roots dating back six decades as a newspaper and magazine shop in Maynard. Now, the store known for a wide assortment of products — from toys to home decor to...

Amazon years away from moving into new Seaport tower

Amazon.com Inc. does not plan to move employees into a new Seaport District tower until 2027, even though work on the building’s core and shell are now complete. The tech company agreed in early 2021 to take 630,000 square feet...
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