Grant Welker

Lou Bakanowsky, a co-founder of the architecture firm CambridgeSeven whose work included the New England Aquarium and Boston Children’s Museum, has died. He was 95.

New tariffs are mostly unpopular with business leaders. But the president of a Massachusetts steel fabricator says it's a chance to level a playing field that's tilted against a U.S. industry.

Bentley University is planning a major renovation of its academic center in what could be its biggest capital project since the school moved to Waltham in the 1960s.

Boston’s restaurants are bringing in just 18% more than they did before the pandemic, a rate that trails inflation and the state average. See how each city and town fared here.

The nonprofit behind a low-income senior housing development in Jamaica Plain is planning a similar development totaling 150 units in Roslindale.

The U.S. Small Business Administration said Thursday it will move its regional office out of Boston as part of a broader plan to relocate out of sanctuary cities.

The U.S. Small Business Administration said Thursday it will move its regional office out of New York City as part of a broader plan to relocate out of sanctuary cities.

Herb Chambers, the longtime head of a Boston-area automotive group that bears his name, was one of the most philanthropic people in the country last year. Many more on the list have Boston connections.

A Harwich hotel and resort is undergoing a $12 million renovation, and several Boston hotels are also getting facelifts in time for the summer tourism season. All that and more in the latest retail roundup.

Boston Beer Co. is planning to spend more on advertising and sponsorship deals this year as it seeks growth amid tougher competition, particularly for its hard seltzer and iced tea vodka drinks.