Jess Aloe

Hello, Boston! Managing Editor Jess Aloe here, filling in for Doug Banks. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news as you wrap up your busy workweek, and a defense of pumpkin spice.

Hello, Boston! Managing Editor Jess Aloe here, filling in for Doug Banks. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news as you wrap up your busy workweek, and why do so many Americans own English Premier League teams?

The Business Journal analyzed compensation data drawn from SEC filings as well as revenue and market capitalization data to determine at how much market value was created — or destroyed — per dollar of CEO compensation.

The tiny island nation of Cape Verde made its World Cup debut Monday, battling powerhouse Spain to an unlikely tie. See how Dorchester, home of a large Cape Verdean population, turned up to watch.

The majority of the top 10 public companies in Massachusetts now explicitly mention artificial intelligence in their annual reports. Two years ago, AI was much less prominent.

Hello, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know as you wrap up your busy workweek, including a wave of IPOs, a cargo-bike startup, how Watertown built a biotech hub, what BBJ editors are reading and Boston Tech Week is too big.

The neuroscience-focused Seaport and blood coagulation specialist Hemab each exceeded their $200 million targets. Both begin trading Friday on the Nasdaq.

Pharma giant Eli Lilly and Co. is on a multibillion-dollar Boston buying spree. Its latest acquisition: a gene therapy biotech working on treatments for cancer.

Activist investor Arnaud Ajdler partnered with Michael Croatti, grandson of UniFirst's founder, to push the board toward a sale.

More than 200,000 people are without power as a nor'easter slams Massachusetts. Here's what to know.