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New: John Regan to step down as head of AIM, Brooke Thomson to succeed him - Boston Business Journal https://t.co/TqRG1zcqGs via @BosBizJournal

The possibility of a recession in 2023 is looming, and nonprofits are preparing for the challenges that come with a strong economic downturn.

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The Duxbury father has forgiven his wife. One of the most powerful things I’ve ever read. I’d like to think I would do the same. He loved all of them. This is a real man.

Here are the 5 things you need to know in Boston business news to start your workday, and a couple of reasons to look ahead this week.

Clients of Magellan Jets have always enjoyed the convenience of flying private. Now, those coming and going from the Boston area will have the luxury of the Quincy company’s first dedicated terminal at Hanscom Field.

JerDrema (Dreme) Flynt found that people use one app to create hair boards, another to book hair appointments and still others for hair questions. So she built a platform to streamline all of these processes.

Industry leaders are raising concerns about the health of the Massachusetts cannabis market after e-commerce platform Lantern announced plans to close. @BosBizJournal #cannabis https://t.co/setC5CIH25

“We’ve got a very clear strategy, and M&A is not a strategy,” O’Hanley told investors.

An analysis by The Business Journals found $10.3 billion in commercial property value has disappeared among a sampling of 599 loans on properties nationally facing some amount of distress.

An Indian drugmaker will buy Lexington's Concert Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: CNCE) in a cash deal valued at an initial $576 million, the two companies announced Thursday.

Good morning! Here are the 5 things you need to know in Boston business news, plus the state of construction, an employer in Ukraine, The Petri Dish, insurrections in U.S. history and baby chicks cuddling with a kitten.

It's the first #FormDFriday of the year! https://t.co/Sz8cUSkcRZ via @BosBizJournal

Happy Friday!

Our partnership with @BostonChildrens @DanaFarber & @BayCoastBank to tackle economic #SDoH by investing in Minority-Owned Business is one of @BosBizJournal’s top health stories of the 2022! @cassiemcgrath_ https://t.co/foPDxoGYFk

Before we leave 2022 behind, let’s take a look at some of the top tech and startup trends from this year.

When it comes to Boston's ultra-luxury home market, there's still no beating Back Bay. See the city's biggest home sales for 2022 here.

“It's sort of the way the markets have been going," one industry insider said. "Just the sheer amount of licenses and the saturation of the market and the oversupply, it's going to lead to some tough business decisions."

The 23-story office tower would be at Bromfield and Washington streets in Downtown Crossing, but the organization that maintains the Old South Meeting House has some concerns about the potential for shadows.