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Qubic Labs, the Quincy fintech nonprofit that ran Boston Blockchain Week, is closing after seven years and 70-plus portfolio companies as state grant money ran out.
Regulators approved Nov. 1 gas rates: National Grid bills flat, Eversource EGMA down 5%, NSTAR Gas up 7%, as a $342 million National Grid rate case looms.
Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center broke ground on a 49,000 sq. ft. Dorchester building to serve 14,000 patients a year. How the project is financed.
Terrestrial Bio Allston headquarters and patch factory open at 250 Western Ave. with $2.27M in new state grants. The numbers, the GLP-1 patch and what’s next.
Worcester grants: $4.95M in state One Stop funds, including $3M to demolish the Denholm Building and $1.65M for GreenTech Park. Full breakdown.
Boston affordable housing adds 44 rentals at Bartlett Station in Roxbury and 48 first-time-buyer homes at Mission Hill Pathway. Rents, incomes, dates.
Norwell’s Clean Harbors posted record Q3 2026 revenue of $1.87 billion, up 21%, raised its outlook and named Eric Gerstenberg sole CEO.
Burlington’s Butterfly Network posted Q3 2026 revenue of $32.6 million, up 52%, a record 73% gross margin and a higher 2026 outlook. The numbers explained.
More than 1 million gallons of blended sustainable aviation fuel reached Logan by barge, a Massachusetts first. Here is what the $10 million state credit covers.
Rockpoint won the 100 Summer Street auction for $260 million, 68% below the $806 million it paid in 2019. What the price means for downtown Boston offices.