Businesses tell of the impacts of facing Amazon in hopes Congress will renew its antitrust efforts
While there are countless factors causing small businesses to close, local owners have identified a source of many of their problems: Amazon.
Cambridge now has restitution and reparations on the table, awaiting input from the community
The creation of a restitution program for Cambridge residents harmed by the war on drugs, funded by cannabis revenue, was tabled Monday by city councillors to give the community more time to weigh in – like a separate order on reparations several weeks ago.
Harvard Square adds Boiling Crab seafood, Inman provides Hot Chix pop-up a home
By the new year Harvard Square will be home to Boiling Crab, a seafood chain with 20 locations nationwide – but Hot Chix could be serving hot and spicy fried chicken as soon as this month in Inman Square.
Go Pixel Yourself goes beyond being a new model for malls, also innovating a scene for musicians
In exploring how going to a mall can mean shopping for an experience instead of a product, CambridgeSide’s “multi-dimensional, immersive experience” Go Pixel Yourself has become a go-to for musicians looking for creative ways to shoot videos, and a performance space.
A name from Harvard history returns to buy; Projects around Union Square are multiplying
A captain of private equity appears to have bought into Harvard Square, the scene of his college years, while Somerville has approved three projects around Union Square.
Fees reduced to help businesses during Covid must live on in spirit for recovery, officials say
Fees for small businesses reduced during the coronavirus crisis will continue through 2021, and officials plan additional fee waivers and to further streamline permitting processes.
