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By Yiming Zhao
The shortage of lobsters sent the price soaring in the last few months.
By Abigail Royle
Mark Zuckerberg defends against calls for the regulation of Internet-based companies. But new regulations are not predicted to pass.
By Abigail Royle
Applications for licenses to sell recreational marijuana are now being accepted. Find out who can apply and how communities impact sellers.
By Yiming Zhao
Facebook stock sank on Monday after FTC launched investigation into the company’s data privacy practices.
By Yiming Zhao
An advertisement on Snapchat is asking its users would they rather “Slap Rihanna” or “Punch Chris Brown.” That has outraged many users including Rihanna herself.
By Belen Dumont
Toys R Us is shutting down its US operations, including 740 stores across the nation and 30,000 employees, reported CBS. Toymakers and landlords who heavily depended on the chain are now searching for other chances and opportunities.
By Belen Dumont
Toys R Us is shutting down its US operations, including 740 stores across the nation and 30,000 employees, reported CBS. Toymakers and landlords who heavily depended on the chain are now searching for other chances and opportunities.
By Stefania Lugli
The popular social media app’s stock value drop came a day after Kylie Jenner tweeted her low activity on Snapchat, following a redesign update.
By Abigail Royle
Framingham calls for stricter restrictions on Airbnb rentals.
By Cho Yin Rachel Lo
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh proposes a plan that stirs debate amongst the short-term rental community on Tuesday.
