Lynn Man Pleads Guilty to Role in $1.4M Bank Fraud
A Lynn man pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in Boston in connection with receiving and laundering approximately $1.4 million fraudulently obtained from a Korean company.
A Lynn man pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in Boston in connection with receiving and laundering approximately $1.4 million fraudulently obtained from a Korean company.
State officials and nonprofit housing organizations plan to develop a second-in-the-nation online tool over the coming year to make every affordable rental unit listing available on a single platform, and give property managers a simple way to manage their listings online.
Gov. Charlie Baker this week said he wouldn’t support a “big increase” in the gas tax but that doesn’t mean the governor supports any increase in that levy.
If Massachusetts is going to invest in fixing the MBTA, as it appears leading lawmakers intend to, then state officials also needs to invest in an east-west rail connection, U.S. Rep. Richard Neal told business leaders in Boston Thursday morning.
From banking to the building trades, many gave back to the community this week. See who did what!
Developers of two new condo projects in South End and Jamaica Plain have announced prices and begun presales in preparation for their completion in 2020.
Owners of a 7-year-old craft beer company are eyeing Somerville’s fast-transforming Boynton Yards neighborhood for their first brick-and-mortar location.
The owners of the Encore Boston Harbor casino and 16.5 acres that surround it are looking for development partners to build up the neighborhood.
As construction continues on its signature 31-story office tower, developers commemorated the completion of The Hub on Causeway’s second phase including a boutique hotel, supermarket, apartment tower and new fan amenities at the TD Garden.
An office park next to Hanscom Airfield in Concord is headed to 90 percent occupancy, up from 50 percent in 2017, following the execution of three leases for a total of 47,000 square feet.
As state leaders try to figure out how to pay for the investments advocates – and now business and transportation leaders – say Massachusetts needs to fix its current traffic nightmare, stay economically competitive and decarbonize its economy, a new report from A Better City outlines one possible solution.
State Sen. Will Brownsberger, who served on the committee that analyzed commuter rail revamp options for the MBTA, believes that not every rail line has enough customer demand to support all-day service every 15 to 20 minutes.
Municipal elections across Greater Boston yesterday served as de facto forums on development, among other issues, and voters rewarded both pro- and anti-development candidates.
After signing Amazon to a massive warehouse lease in Revere, Framingham-based developer Atlantic Management has gained a commitment from the e-commerce leader for a $40-million robotics research hub in Westborough.
A 5-story downtown Boston office property has sold for $50.25 million.
A Milton man pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to taking part in schemes to use false identification and take funds from bank customers.
Needham-based retail developer RK Centers has acquired a Stop & Shop Supermarket-anchored shopping center in Stoughton for $19.5 million from New York-based Katz Properties Retail (KPR)..
Japanese technology company SoftBank Group Corp. tumbled into losses in the last quarter as its earnings were hammered by money-losing investments, including a bailout for office-space sharing startup WeWork.
Regis College has named the university’s School of Business and Communication after Marshall M. Sloane, founder of Century Bank.
A medical office building across the street from Fall River’s largest hospital has sold to a healthcare real estate-focused private equity firm Hammes Partners for $16.07 million.