Tags: Boston

Bonjour, Pret A Manger!

French inspired British sandwich chain Pret A Manger is set to open its first two stores in Boston this week. The first store, located in the Financial District at 185 Franklin Street, opens November 14th. The second, located in the Back Bay at 507 Boylston Street, opens on the 15th.   The chain, which was […]

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Plans for 40 Trinity Place unveiled

The Back Bay’s skyline may have its newest edition—a 33-story hotel and residential dubbed 40 Trinity Place. The plans for the complex were unveiled Tuesday by prominent real estate developers Trinity Stuart LLC, a local development partnership comprised of Jordan Warshaw, Gary Saunders, and Jeffrey Saunders.. The project will include a 220-room hotel, 142 units […]

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Brad Feld predicts long term growth for Boston’s technology community

Boston’s technology community thrived in the 1980s and 1990s. Tech-startups in the area were unparalleled in the United States and Boston benefited economically from rapid growth within the technology industry. Today, well known venture capitalist Brad Feld believes that Boston is once again effervescent with opportunity. Sponsored by the New England Venture Capital Association, Feld […]

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Zynga closes Boston office

Zynga, a social game provider based in San Francisco, CA, has announced the closure of its Boston office as well as a 5% decrease in its full time work force of 2,900 employees. Reductions are part of a cost-cutting campaign the company has undergone due to recent declines in earnings. The company has also cut […]

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Historic eatery Locke-Ober closes doors

Lock-Ober, a 137-year-old restaurant closed its doors indefinitely this weekend. The historic eatery, which has served royalty, presidents, and movie stars, now has a sign outside stating that is closed for business. The restaurant was founded in the late 19th century by a Frenchman named Luis Ober. Since it’s founding it has become a landmark […]

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