Robert McCullough rejoins Archstone in Boston as vice president of development.  Thomas Grillo Real Estate Editor- Boston Business Journal Email Archstone    Archstone Continue reading >>>

This is an updated version of a story posted at 7 this morning. The Massachusetts Senate voted to use an obscure surplus fund to eliminate a budget deficit for the public transit system in Greater Boston, the same day protesters in Springfield rallied against proposed fare hikes for Pioneer Valley's public bus and van system. The Senate vote came after senators on a voice vote rejected an amendment -- cosponsored by Democratic Sens. Gale D. Candaras of Wilbraham and James T. Welch of West Springfield -- to create a Springfield-like financial control board for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Continue reading >>>

Home / Real Estate News / We Recommend... BOSTON - A 20-year veteran has returned to Archstone as group vice president of development in Greater Boston.Robert McCullough most recently was president and founder of Aequitas Properties, a private real estate company Continue reading >>>

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Boston ranks the first in a new Global Talent Index (GTI), outperforming all other 30 metropolitan areas domestically and internationally in their capacity to produce, attract and retain talent, according to the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. The Global Talent Index ranks 15 regions in the U.S. and 15 around the world by assessing the quality of universities, the education level of residents and the production of patents for each region. Boston ranked second to London in the university academic performance metric Continue reading >>>

By Dan Adams, Globe Correspondent Boston’s talent pool is second to none, according to a new ranking released by the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber’s “Global Talent Index,� released Tuesday, rated 30 U.S. and international cities based on university academic performance, college degree holders and number of patents granted to holders in the area. Boston earned the top overall rating; in individual categories it placed second to London in university academic performance, fifth in college degrees behind Oslo , Washington D.C., London, and San Continue reading >>>

Boston’s talent pool is second to none, according to a new ranking released by the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber’s “Global Talent Index,” released Tuesday, rated 30 U.S. and international cities based on university academic performance, college degree holders and number of patents granted to holders in the area. Boston earned the top overall rating; in individual categories it placed second to London in university academic performance, fifth in college degrees behind Oslo , Washington D.C., London, and San Francisco, and fourth in patents. “Of Continue reading >>>

by Ralph Martignetti For the fourth straight year, the Cardinals and Cubs met in the NEAA playoffs. The past two […]

Home / Real Estate News / We Recommend... As Boston hosts this year's BIO International Convention, a new research publication shows that the region's biotechnology-related real estate market continues to be one of the strongest in the nation, with overall vacancy Continue reading >>>

The state Senate is expected to vote Tuesday on a plan to draw from a little-known state surplus to help balance the MBTA budget for the year, sending $49 million from motor vehicle inspection sticker fees to the T and $2 million to 15 smaller bus agencies that provide regional transit beyond Greater Boston. The plan would also direct $1.5 million in state highway snow-and-ice removal money left over from a mild winter to the regional bus agencies, and $3.5 million to the T. Transportation officials have said they need legislative action and Governor Deval Patrick’s Continue reading >>>