As affordability concerns weigh on American American households, Midwest residents feel less squeezed.

The U.S. military raided Venezuela's capital and removed the country's president from power, citing drug and weapons charges.

More and more companies are turning away from attendance requirements in favor of more subtle encouragements.

As the company seeks to expand into 20 new U.S. markets by year's end, Waymo also wants to increase its weekly rides fourfold.

Though cinemas were forbidden from selling tickets to the show's series finale, concession vouchers netted theaters at least $25 million, according to Deadline.

Clicks Technology, maker of smartphone keyboards, is releasing a BlackBerry-style phone with no social-media apps or games at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show.

Critics want the Environmental Protection Agency to reassess the active ingredient's safety following the retraction of a 25-year-old study saying it posed no significant risk to human health.

Not only is OpenAI readying devices aimed at supplanting the iPhone, it's turning ChatGPT into an AI-driven operating system with its own app store, The Wall Street Journal reports.

U.S. airlines' profits are increasingly driven by premium passengers who pay extra for better seats, lounges and other perks. Meanwhile, carriers are cutting benefits for flyers in economy classes.

In total, Boston-based startups raised $5.3 billion in 2025, according to deals reported by the Business Journal and BostInno. That's $1 billion less than in 2024.

Home purchase cancellations hit record highs, with 15.1% of deals falling through in August. Buyers seek concessions as market shifts in their favor.

Shares of Ironwood Pharmaceuticals shot up about 30% as of 1:30 p.m. on Friday hours after the company said it has lowered the price of its drug for irritable bowel syndrome with constipation and now...

Scannell Properties sold a 340,200-square-foot industrial building in Durham's Triangle 55 park to Stag Industrial for $83 million.

A $947 million deal to sell 119 JCPenney store locations to Onyx Partners in Needham has collapsed.

Ørsted has filed a blistering new complaint in D.C.'s federal court challenging the Trump administration’s latest attempt to halt construction of the nearly complete Revolution Wind project.

The news follows a report that the luxury retailer plans to file for bankruptcy protection after failing to make a $100 million interest payment on debt tied to its 2024 merger with Neiman Marcus.

The past year saw the birth of major quantum and artificial intelligence startups, but also the sunsetting of some longstanding contributors to Boston's innovation scene.

Job seekers face ghosting, scams and AI challenges in a tough market. New surveys reveal frustrations and risks in the modern job-search process.

Four more proposed ballot questions have officially cleared the necessary signatures to move forward on the path to the 2026 ballot, including a new cap on annual state revenue growth with excess...

John Ferrante of the Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts says high rates, tariffs, and new rules have stalled major Boston projects.