Development

Redevelopment met with controversy

Earlier this year, The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM), a government agency responsible for integrated facilities management and public construction, awarded the bid to rebuild the Edward J. Sullivan Courthouse to developer Leggat McCall. This decision upset members of the East Cambridge Planning Team who criticized the state for failing to acknowledge […]

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JCPenney Fires Ron Johnson as CEO

  JCPenney has decided to replace CEO Ron Johnson who joined the company a little over a year ago. Johnson is known for his extremely successful retail strategy for Apple but the strategy that he implemented for JCPenney didn’t go over so well. The company still experienced decreased sales and angry customers. He tried to revamp the […]

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New Whole Foods in Brookline

A new Whole Foods will be opening in Brookline on Thursday in the space that was once Johnnie’s Fresh Market. The new market will be the 22nd store to open in Massachusetts and it will be the smallest. Customers will still  have the signature in-store experience, but the venue will only be 8,000 square feet […]

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Facebook Home Ad Creates Buzz

Facebook released their new commercial for Facebook Home and it is getting a lot of buzz, but it’s not all positive. The commercial features a man on a plane casually browsing his Facebook Home phone screen and each picture is acted out in real life around him. This includes drag queens, cats, and men sunbathing. […]

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Google Launches Google Shopping Express

Google launched a new service called Google Shopping Express in San Francisco that allows consumers to order from nine retailers including Target, Walgreens, and Office Depot and have same day delivery service. The company is testing the service in hopes of expanding throughout the US. Those that signed up to be beta testers can order online […]

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Why Students Leave Boston

There are many reasons why recent graduates may leave Boston, but it turns out that many leave because of the job opportunities. Some believe the myth that students leave because of the high cost of housing, but when college grads do leave many go to cities with higher housing costs like New York and San […]

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