In 1964, Ruth Glass, a British sociologist, coined the term "gentrification," describing it as the displacement of the “social character of a district” because the inner working class neighborhoods...
More than 60 people gathered in the Questrom School of Business Auditorium Wednesday evening for a panel entitled “Beyond Stigma: Envisioning the Cannabis Market in Massachusetts.” The discussion...
An episode of “Parks and Recreation” titled “Farmers Market” addresses how to advertise a product with a very small fan base, proving that its methods are still applicable to present day. In the...
Massachusetts became the sixth state to legalize recreational marijuana when the residents of the Commonwealth voted yes on Question 4 on November. Since then, Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration has...
Facebook and Google have been widely criticized for possibly impacting the outcome of the presidential election due to the sharing of “fake news” on the sites. Many say the country stands divided,...
As the endowments of 24 other top private universities decline in value, Boston University manages to be the only one that maintains its worth, according to an article published in the Boston Business...
Frederica Williams was the only woman of color recognized by the Boston Business Journal as part of their 2015 Power 50 list celebrating “Influential Bostonians” in October of last year. She was...
On Election Day, Massachusetts voters will vote on an issue possibly even more controversial than Donald Trump versus Hillary Clinton: the legalization of marijuana. Question 4 on the Massachusetts ballot...
Though the women set to be honored by the Boston Business Journal this Thursday at the “2016 Women to Watch in Science and Technology” event range in diversity of knowledge and specialties, there...
Boston, the home of sites like hyperlocal music blog Allston Pudding, institutions such as the Berklee College of Music and a smattering of concert venues, has long been associated with a burgeoning music...
It’s 2 a.m. and you’re on the corner of Gardner Street and God-Knows-What. The street is virtually empty — save for the creepy guy lounging on a stoop — and flagging down a cab could be difficult....
