Exeter
Exeter, NH · Business
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Survey Shows Boston Hiring Managers Willing to Pay More for One In-Demand Skill
Employers are willing to pay more for job seekers with one in-demand skill, according to a new survey by hiring agency Robert Half. Boston 25 News reported that a Robert Half survey shows 75% of Boston hiring managers are boosting compensation for candidates with AI (artificial intelligence) experience. AI skills are increasingly in demand across technology, marketing, finance, and legal services, driving competition for qualified candidates.
coastalabc.com
Taunton weighs one-year data center freeze as developer warns deal is at risk
TAUNTON, Mass. (WJAR) — Taunton officials are considering a one-year freeze on new data centers, but an industrial property owner warns the delay could jeopardize a multimillion-dollar development deal. The Taunton Municipal Council is scheduled to discuss the proposed 365-day moratorium Tuesday. City leaders say the pause would allow...
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Recessed Electric Heat Solution at Landmark Center Phase 3 Earns Matthew Goodrich and Goodyear HVAC Sales the 2026 Silver Fox Award
Custom QMark® Infrared Heating System Helps Preserve Design Intent at Boston Life Sciences Development. When the project team at Landmark Center Phase 3 in Boston needed to heat eight floors of exterior patio terraces, the challenge was about more than comfort. The building, part of the larger 401 Park redevelopment in the city’s Fenway neighborhood, was designed to support Boston’s growing life sciences market while maintaining the clean, modern aesthetic expected of a high-profile commercial development.
hoodline.com
Providence Mill's Artist Hub Could Offer Boston a Model for Empty Lab Towers
A textile mill in Providence's Valley neighborhood has become a hub for small businesses, artists' studios, and job-training programs — a creative-reuse model that could offer ideas for the Hub's increasingly empty laboratory towers. The mill, known as 50 Sims, is adding a graffiti-covered courtyard and converting a former whiskey-barrel storage space into two more floors of studios.
needhamobserver.com
Small changes for large houses
Two zoning articles regarding new house dimensions in Needham’s most populous neighborhoods (technically lots zoned as Single Residence B) came before Town Meeting Monday evening, but only one — focused on how much of a third floor can be more than 5 feet high and therefore livable space — was the subject of much discussion by Town Meeting members.
builtinboston.com
SharkNinja Hiring for Newly Established Business Unit
SharkNinja, a product design and technology company specializing in consumer products, is hiring talent to form a new corporate team. Unit 26 will consist of builders focused on high-impact work. The eight individuals hired will solve problems that don’t have obvious owners or existing solutions. The company aims to...
WBUR
WBUR’s Margaret Low to step down as CEO in June, after 40 years in public media
WBUR CEO Margaret Low will step down in late June, ending a tenure of more than half a decade leading Boston’s NPR news station. “WBUR is in extraordinarily good shape,” Low said in an interview Tuesday morning. “I thought it was a really beautiful time to pass the baton.”
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110 Sudbury St. #4504, Boston MA 02114
Showstopping unobstructed views of sea and sky to the horizon from every room define this new construction penthouse residence. Offering two bedrooms and a den on the 45th floor, it overlooks the Greenway and historic North End neighborhood, boasting a unique perspective of sunrises over the harbor, coast and islands stretching from Cape Ann to the glimmering lights of the downtown Boston skyline. Graciously proportioned throughout with ceilings up to 10 feet, a large foyer welcomes you to a 31-foot-wide, open-concept living area drenched in natural light. Soak in dynamic views of the airport and boats from the corner perch in the living room, your private observatory.
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Massport names Charlie Cunnion port director
The Massachusetts Port Authority has named Charlie Cunnion as port director, putting the transportation and supply chain executive in charge of Massport’s Maritime Division and the Port of Boston’s major cargo and cruise operations. Cunnion brings more than 25 years of experience in transportation, supply chain management, operations,...
BC Heights
A Solution to BC’s Housing Crisis Might Be Closer Than You Think
Whether students are cramped in forced triples or off-campus apartments, there never seems to be enough space at Boston College. But it looks like the University might have just come up with a 760,000-square-foot solution to that problem. On Sept. 15, BC acquired the 17.6-acre EF International Language Campus in...
Boston
Breeze Airways is adding 4 new destinations in 2027, including Boston
The service begins on May 4, 2027. Logan Airport will welcome a new low-cost carrier this spring. Breeze Airways will begin nonstop daily service between Boston and Myrtle Beach on May 4, the airline announced Tuesday. Boston is one of four new destinations for the airline in 2027. The others are Buffalo, N.Y.; Latrobe, Pa.; and Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic.
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Womble Adds Financial Services Litigation Team in Boston
Womble Bond Dickinson added a five-lawyer financial services litigation team led by partners Jeffrey Patterson, Ryan Tosi and Phoebe Winder to its Boston office. The team represents large financial institutions, including national banks and mortgage and credit card servicers, and has served as national coordinating counsel and litigation counsel to those institutions in class actions, government inquiries and proceedings, and consumer cases in courts across the country. They are joined by associates Keith McCarthy in Boston and Reymond Yammine, who joins the firm’s New York office. All five arrive from K&L Gates.
brookline.news
Walnut Hills Cemetery needs a new caretaker. No one is dying to have the job.
Walnut Hills Cemetery needs a new caretaker — but no one wants the job. The town has been advertising the position since August and hasn’t received a single application. At an open house for the South Brookline property Wednesday, only one person visited the home. The caretaker of...
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hoodline.com
Bourdain-Beloved Noodle Chain Opens First Permanent Boston Shop Next Week
Xi’an Famous Foods, the hand-ripped noodle chain that Anthony Bourdain once called unlike anything he had tasted, is opening its first permanent Boston restaurant at the end of next week at 255 Washington Street in Downtown Crossing. CEO Jason Wang says the roughly 1,700-square-foot space will include an open kitchen where customers can watch cooks prepare dishes like cold skin noodles, stewed pork burgers, and dumplings.
The Enterprise
Canton earns top financial award for 20th year
The Town of Canton has received a top national award for municipal financial reporting for the 20th consecutive year, recognizing the town's commitment to transparency and financial disclosure. The honor was announced by Interim Town Administrator Jennifer Kemalian and Finance Director Allyson Podgurski, according to a community announcement. The Town of Canton Finance Department earned the Government Finance Officers Association's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2025. The Government Finance Officers Association, a professional organization representing more than 28,000 public finance professionals in the United States and Canada, presented the award based on the town's annual comprehensive financial report. The association said the report was reviewed by an impartial panel and met the program's standards for clear financial communication and full disclosure. "The report has been judged by an impartial panel to meet the high standards of the program, which includes demonstrating a constructive 'spirit of full disclosure' to clearly communicate its financial story," GFOA said in an announcement shared with the town. The Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting is considered the highest recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting. GFOA created the program in 1945 to