By Priscilla Liguori
2030 will be Boston’s 400th birthday and Mayor Marty Walsh already started preparing with some huge renovations. The city is undergoing a massive building boom with development by both private developers and the state.
Category: Business
Budget cuts to be protested by parents and teachers
By Angelina Salcedo
Boston Public School teachers, parents and students will hold a walk-in and rally this Wednesday to protest proposed budget cuts.
Five Executives Leave Twitter Amidst Falling Share Prices
By Tom Bunting
Twitter is losing five major executives, including the general manager for Twitter-owned video app, Vine.
General Electric is officially moving its headquarters to Boston
By Sasha Teman Choquette
General Electric says it will be moving its global headquarters to Boston.
Donald Trump Reveals Highly Anticipated Proposed Tax Plans
By Shaynah Ferreira
GOP front-runner, Donald Trump has released his proposed tax plan he says is “amazing, simple, easy and fair.”
Mayor Marty Walsh Speaks at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation
By Sharon Johnson
Mayor Marty Walsh made an appearance in Washington late last week as a panelist at the annual Congressional Black Caucus.
President Obama Orders Paid Sick Days
By Robert Way
President Obama’s new executive order requires all federal contractors to offer their employees up to seven paid sick days a year.
Inmates Get Pell Grants
By Lindsey Buttel
The Obama Administration is giving education Pell Grants to prisoners.
Centro de Conexión Proporciona Oportunidades Para Jóvenes
Por Goldy Levy
Abre Centro de Conexión en Boston en busca de promover oportunidades para jóvenes.
Connection Center Provides Opportunities to Those Out of Work
By Goldy Levy
A new Boston center helps unemployed young adults.