Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Denounces Anti-Semitism & Stands With The Jewish Community

July 2, 2021

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Launches Higher Education Leadership Council

The Chamber is proud to announce the launch of the new Higher Education Leadership Council. The Higher Education Leadership Council will ...

It's Not Longer Weekends, But It's The Next Best Thing: The HUB

Plus: Boston School Committee instability could soon cost it; The race is back on for Patriots Day; Century-old Boston bar closing; More.

Legislature Calls For Aug. 14-15 Sales Tax Holiday

The holiday allows shoppers to avoid paying taxes on most retail items that cost less than $2,500.

Report Alleges DraftKings Has Ties To Black Markets

Companies that have been previously targeted by the Hindenburg Report have seen shares drop as much 40 percent.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Announces 2021 Annual Meeting Vendors & Businesses Of Color

The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the video production, marketing design, speaker and poet who made the Chambe ...

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Announces Six Small Businesses As 2021 Small Businesses Of The Year

The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce is pleased to award six small businesses with the title of Small Business of the Year. The annual ...

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Denounces Anti-Semitism

May 26, 2021

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Announces Four New Board Members

The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the addition of four extraordinary business leaders to the Chamber's Board o ...

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce Launches Inclusive Managers Certificate

Transforming Workplaces & Championing Inclusivity

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Statement: Verdict In Derek Chauvin's Trial

George Floyd has forever changed our country, our cities, and our communities. George Floyd's life mattered, and he should still be aliv ...

Mayor Janey Announces 'B-LOCAL' APP To Support Local Businesses In Boston

Pilot program to support the economic recovery of our neighborhood commercial districts.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Announces Three New Executive Committee Members

The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the addition of three exemplary business leaders to the Executive Committee ...

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: New Tourism & Hospitality Campaign "All Inclusive Boston" Launches

To help revive the hospitality and tourism industries, a new campaign, "All Inclusive Boston," launched featuring billboards, social med ...

These 24 MA Billionaires Are Among Richest In U.S.: Forbes

The Forbes list does not indicate any of the state's billionaires lost any money during the global pandemic. In fact, quite the opposite.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce Announces 2021 Annual Meeting & Inductees Into The Academy Of Dis ...

The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce will host its Annual Meeting on Wednesday, May 19, 2021, 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Chamber's Ann ...

NACDNE names Deborah Rosenthal as new Executive Director

Ms. Rosenthal is succeeding Julie Conroy, who is retiring from her role at NACDNE after 23 years.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Commit To Action On Board Diversity

Dear Chamber Members,

Digital Equity Fund Reopened To Accept Applications In Boston

In total, $250,000 will be awarded to local organizations working to increase digital resources available to Boston residents.

2021 Food Truck Schedule, Additional Outdoor Small Business Support Announced In Boston

Thirty food trucks participated and are ready to vend across the City in different locations and neighborhoods.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Statewide And Regional Business Associations Announce New Skills Coalition And Policy Agenda

BOSTON, MA - Statewide and regional business associations from across the Commonwealth have launched the Massachusetts Business Coalitio ...

Baby Steps Toward Normalcy, Something Old For Something New: HUB

Plus: City employees could be getting paid sick time to get the vaccine, and today's not the day to leave the trash cans out.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Congratulations, Mayor Kim Janey!

This week marks a new chapter for the City of Boston as we welcome and celebrate our new Mayor, the Honorable Kim Janey. With the ascens ...

Is She More Than A Speed Bump? And Please Find Your Seat: The HUB

Plus: A local study is encouraging news for pregnant and nursing moms, and the Orange Line will stay offline for a bit longer.

City Of Boston To Move Into Modified Phase 4, Step 1 Of The Mass. Reopening Plan

The City of Boston will not advance beyond the reopening steps outlined today until the citywide testing positivity rate stays below 2.75%.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Issues Statement In Support Of Senate & House Enacted Climate Legislation

The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce is proud to support the Senate and House enacted climate legislation that puts the state on a pat ...

Union Calls On Boston Hotels To Rehire All Workers By March 22

UNITE HERE Local 26 is keeping track of all hotels in Boston that have promised to recall workers laid off during the pandemic.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Chamber Denounces Anti-Asian Violence

"While authorities continue the investigation of yesterday's tragic events in Atlanta and the motive is not certain, it is clear that si ...

As Amazon Expands MA Footprint, More Workers Turn To Food Stamps

Amazon employed the third-largest number of people receiving SNAP benefits amid a period of aggressive growth for the retail giant.

An 'Indecent' Problem: MA Rep. Proposes Fixes For SNAP Workers

Thousands of Massachusetts workers rely on food stamps. U.S. Rep. Jim McGovern proposes a higher minimum wage and unionization as fixes.

Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: American Rescue Plan Act: Aid For Small Businesses & Restaurants

President Joe Biden signed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act, which includes aid for small businesses, the new Restaurant Revit ...

For Thousands In MA, A Job Still Means Relying On Food Stamps

Data shows thousands of Massachusetts workers at some of the world's biggest companies still qualify for food assistance.

MA State Workers Had More Job Security In Pandemic: Study

A new study shows the MBTA has more employees since the start of the pandemic, even as ridership dropped to a third of normal levels.

How Did Coronavirus Affect Bankruptcy Filings In Boston Area?

Bankruptcy filings were down in Suffolk County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.

CVS Adds 34 Vaccination Sites Across Massachusetts

The pharmacy chain is now administering the coronavirus vaccine in 85 locations throughout the state.

How Reliable Is Your Massachusetts Power Provider?

See how well power providers in the Boston area and across MA serve local customers.

Boston Disparity Study Completed; Executive Order Signed Establishing Goals For Minority- And Woman-Owned Business

The Executive Order creates a framework to enact race- and gender-conscious procurement goals. The work will be supported with a $2 million.

Judge Sides With Tenant In First Test Of MA Pandemic Rent Rules

Caffé Nero was excused from paying some rent for its Newbury Street location because of the pandemic shutdown.

A Quirky Presidents Day Sale: Washington's Hair, JFK Sweater

JFK's Harvard sweater was acquired by Herman Lang, a CBS cameraman who filmed an interview with Jacqueline Kennedy in 1964.

Southie Coffee Shop Gets Big Plug From Mayor Walsh During Senate Hearing

“Last cup of coffee I paid for in Boston was probably at Doughboy Donuts. And it was $1.75,” Mayor Marty Walsh said in Washington.