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McAfee predicts emerging threats of 2011

McAfee Inc. on Tuesday unveiled its 2011 Threat Predictions report, outlining top threats its researchers foresee for the coming year from a list that includes location-based services, Android and iPhone. Santa Clara-based McAfee (NYSE:MFE) said Mountain View-based Google‘s (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android and Google TV are expected to become major targets for cybercriminals. Also on the list […]

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A year later, more space available

The fourth quarter data barrage is underway, and a report from one highly respected commercial real estate shop indicates there’s more space available in the Boston market than there was a year ago. This is not a huge surprise, but there’s always value in dealing with hard numbers rather than anecdotal information. According to the […]

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Fort Point Channel boosters are smiling

At least one official booster of the Fort Point Channel neighborhood near downtown Boston says times there are good. Friends of the Fort Point Channel says in a report this week that new restaurants and retail establishments along the channel, including on the South Boston Waterfront, have “thrived.” One restaurateur, Papagayo owner Brad Delbeck, says […]

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Biotech companies promise 1,000 jobs

Thirty life sciences companies in Massachusetts have pledged to create nearly 1,000 jobs next year in exchange for $23.9 million in tax incentives awarded Thursday by a state board. The awards work out to a public subsidy of about $23,900 per job. The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center Board awarded the tax incentives under a program […]

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Store Openings to Increase in 2011, While Pace of Store Closings Will Decrease Slightly

  The retail real estate industry will face another slow growth year in 2011, though the pace of store openings will gradually improve throughout the coming months, industry insiders predict. Given the current brisk pace of holiday sales and availability of vacant storefronts at affordable rents, retailers with cash in their coffers will step up […]

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The Quincy City Council approves Historic $1.28 Billion Downtown Redevelopment Plan

QUINCY, MA – The Quincy City Council approved the master agreement for a $1.28 billion redevelopment of Quincy Center anchored by a unique financing plan that Mayor Thomas Koch and the City’s private development partners, Street-Works Development LLC, believe could become the new model for urban redevelopment projects across Massachusetts. The project – which marks the […]

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