Tariff Wars Set to Hit Home
There’s a new line item with a big question mark for developers drawing up project expenses trade wars ramp up. And it could weaken Greater Boston’s traditional defenses against downturns: the “eds-and-meds” sector.
Will the Fed Cut Rates Enough to Secure a Soft Landing?
Plenty of uncertainty still surrounds this week’s Fed meeting. How much will the policymakers decide to reduce their benchmark rate, now at 5.3 percent? By a traditional quarter-point or by an unusually large half-point?
New Mass. Fintech Report Highlights Need for Diversity and Inclusion
A new report found that funding and employment in the financial technology sector in Massachusetts improved from 2020 to 2022. However, there is still room for improvement in diversity and inclusion, collaboration between industry stakeholders and partnership with regulators.
Can a Mutual Beat Fintechs on Their Turf?
Tom Senecal is leading Hoyloke-based PeoplesBank into a future even more dedicated to mutuality than before specifically because mutuality is the bank’s secret weapon.
Study Finds Fintechs Lean on Content Marketing to Connect With Customers
Content marketing has been widely adopted by the fintech industry, although improvement is still needed to better connect with customers.
Boston Moves Up in Worldwide Tech Hub Ranking
Consulting firm KPMG has moved the Boston metro up three places in its latest worldwide ranking of tech hubs that will lead innovation over the next four years.
Amenity Upgrade Keeps Anchor Tenant in Downtown Building
Owners of a mid-rise Class A office building in downtown Boston won’t have to search for a new anchor tenant following a deal announced Monday, but they will have to add a multi-million-dollar amenity.
BRA Hires Somerville Official As Director Of Real Estate
Acting upon the recommendations in an outside audit,...
