New research from the Penn Wharton Budget Model finds that increasing legal immigration in the U.S. leads to long-term fiscal benefits, while policies that legalize unauthorized immigrants increase government debt. Anew research model from the Penn Wharton Budget Model (PWBM) has brought clarity to the immigration debate in the U.S. by analyzing the macroeconomic implications […]
by Lucia Maffei / via The Business Journals Two biotech startups from the Bay State, two from Canada and one from California will take part in MassBio’s first installment of its accelerator program MassBioDrive, culminating in an in-person Demo Day and cash stipends for each venture. The Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, an industry group better known […]
by Lucia Maffei / via The Boston Business Journal When the pandemic first hit, tech companies as well as other businesses put hiring down on their list of priorities. But last year, hiring came back and the majority of large tech employers in the state recruited new people at full speed, according to a Business […]
via bldup.com Safehold has acquired the 20 Cambridgeside Place condo unit with the Cambridgeside Mall site for $156,435,583.82. Work is currently underway for the transformative redevelopment of the full site to create around 650,000 square feet of office, life science, and residential space. At 20 CambridgeSide concrete floor decks are being placed and structural steel install is also […]
by Greg Ryan / via Boston Business Journal Jen Faigel, the executive director of the food-business incubator CommonWealth Kitchen, has long wanted the nonprofit to own its building in Dorchester, rather than rent space there from the Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corp. CommonWealth announced Friday that the dream is now reality: The incubator purchased the […]
by Taylor Dolven / via The Boston Globe It was 2004. Around 300 people filled a State House auditorium fired up and furious about the stalled Green Line Extension project to Somerville and Medford. It had been promised since 1990 and no shovels had yet hit the ground. Then-Mayor Joseph Curtatone of Somerville demanded the state […]
by Ben Knight / via UNSW Sydney Newsroom The next generation of supercooling materials can help keep cities cooler in summer and warmer in winter. A team from UNSW Sydney has developed new intelligent building materials that can help keep the temperature in check throughout the seasons. The innovative design adjusts the optical properties used in conventional heat […]
via Startup Info Densely populated cities are facing a plethora of tough challenges as their populations continue to rise. As more people migrate to urban locations the available resources, space, and medical coverage become more limited. Luckily, there are modern solutions that government organizations can use to overcome these growing obstacles. The idea of “Smart […]
by Grant Welker | via Boston Business Journal Two veteran restaurateurs in the North End, Frank DePasquale and Nick Varano, are joining for a second eatery at Encore Boston Harbor. The Varano Group owns and operates Strega North End, Rina’s and Nico. DePasquale Ventures owns and operates Bricco Ristorante, Mare Oyster Bar, AquaPazza, Quattro, Assaggio, […]
by Taylor Doven / via The Boston Globe For years, it seemed like the only news about the Green Line extension was that it wasn’t happening — ballooning costs, more and more distant opening dates, delays, and disappointment. But now, more than three decades after the state first promised to extend the Green Line as […]
