Shirley Leung

The memoir chronicles Chung's trailblazing career as an Asian-American journalist and the sharp elbows it took to navigate the often sexist world of TV news.

As the New England Revolution and the BOS Nation Football Club projects sprint forward, maybe it’s time to pause and ask if the teams could just share a venue.

Any serious candidate for mayor has to be wondering if Trump’s reelection represents a rejection of progressive ideals.

Women came out to elect Kamala Harris, but not enough of them, as economic concerns outweighed abortion rights and worries about Trump’s demeanor.

We have to ask ourselves how it is that, every election cycle, we allow special interest groups to make an end-run on our legislative process. This is not a good use of democracy.

With Election Day around the corner, we sat down with the second most powerful Democrat in the US House of Representatives.

Hale, the CEO of Granite Telecommunications, is currently a Celtics limited partner. Bezos, the half-brother of Jeff Bezos, is the founding partner of HighPost Capital.

The Celtics stars met with 10 entrepreneurs who are part of their inaugural program that funds Boston-area founders to create $5 billion in generational wealth in communities of color.

Amid Celtics sale speculation, a new stadium is the talk of the town. But building one would be very, very complicated.

The company, long based in Rhode Island, is focusing its search on office buildings near South Station and the Southline complex on Morrissey Boulevard, according to sources.

The city aims to prevent a first-come, first-served bonanza that favored white and well-connected applicants a decade ago.

At least 10 Black leaders from health care to higher education have departed this year. Many were fairly new to their roles and were celebrated as trailblazers.

Six of the seven major appointments at the university since its first Black president resigned in January have gone to white people.

Six of the seven major appointments at the university since its first Black president resigned in January have gone to white people.

Former coach Bill Belichick wants to blame Massachusetts’ new "millionaires tax" on the team’s recent free agent fumbles. He should stick with football, not economic policy.

“I am 73, and I feel strongly that we must look to the next generation,” Glimcher told the Globe in an interview.

As online sports betting shakes up the gambling landscape, speculation has swirled about the fate of the two resort casinos.

Boston is the big loser in the tax fight between Wu and Spilka

Restaurant owners aren’t talking about a recession yet, but they are rolling out deals and trying not to raise prices again.

There’s no sense of urgency among lawmakers, whether it’s about giving Boston more liquor licenses or investing in climate tech.