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Hopkinton’s Isto Biologics acquires Florida bonehealing firm for $60M

After being sold from one private equity firm to another in September, Hopkinton-based Isto Biologics has acquired a fellow biotech firm focused on bonehealing.

House votes unanimously to direct more funds to primary care

Bay Staters scrambling to book an appointment with a primary care physician may eventually see relief under a sprawling bill the House passed Thursday night.

Mariano predicts smoother end to legislative session than previous years

This July 31 is "already different" compared to this time two years ago, House Speaker Ron Mariano said Thursday, telling reporters "there's less of a potential" for lawmakers to be in the building into the wee hours of the morning on Aug. 1.

Annual sales tax holiday set for August weekend

Buyers can avoid the sales tax on many purchases, although critics say it doesn't generate much new economic activity and merely shifts consumer buying patterns.
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🔒Three prominent Canal District developers list 15 properties for sale

Of the 15 properties listed for sale, some recently-developed or improved parcels are marketed for their current income generation, while other listings are presented as development opportunities. 

WBJ’s Eric Casey named Journalist of the Year

In addition to Casey's win, WBJ was honored for its editorials, coverage of breaking news, design, and overall excellence.

Westborough optical firm lands $36.5M in AI, defense deals

The agreement expands the company into the growing AI infrastructure market, CEO Michael Murray said.

Worker productivity increase helps state’s growth outpace national average

Massachusetts workers have been more productive than the national average, helping the state's economic growth to outpace the country over the first quarter of 2026 despite nearly no increase in employment.
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🔒Real Estate Insider Briefs for April 20, 2026

Tufts University has received Grafton Planning Board approval to construct a 30,000-square-foot learning center at its Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine campus in Grafton, replacing an existing administrative building.

🔒Economic engine: With MBTA ridership rebounding, planned improvements are needed to keep pace with housing and business growth

More than 2,600 housing units have been built within a half-mile radius of Commuter Rail stations in Central Massachusetts over the past 10 years, with at least 1,000 more units planned.
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