Shirley Leung

The NBA betting scandal shows how rise of sports betting risks ruining sports for the next generation of fans.

Dan Koh and Tram Nguyen seek to break another barrier in politics and succeed Seth Moulton in his North Shore seat.

“I felt like I had been preparing for a Super Bowl, and we lost 49-nothing.” The team’s female founders are ready to give it another shot.

"Tylenol has been proven to be safe, and I feel like women should be discussing that with their doctors — not hearing it from the president," says Maura Sullivan.

Federal funding cuts and threats to higher education are putting key ingredients of Boston’s recipe for biotech success in jeopardy.

From Fidelity Investments to Jordan’s Furniture, passing the torch to the next generation can get complicated.

The Market Basket saga is just the latest example of the challenge of passing down family-run businesses.

Nearly half a century after they started their brand, cofounders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, who resigned this week, have held to their progressive values.

From Mayor Michelle Wu’s political rivals to his own family, the list is long.

Opinion | Is Michelle Wu what Democrats need?

The mayoral race is officially down to two candidates, but Wu has always been her own chief opponent.

One working mother's strategy for dealing with the grind: Take a breath, and take care of yourself.

The Celtics have shared the Garden (old or new) for nearly eight decades. But new owners have signaled they'll explore an arena of their own.

Members of the Outlaw Ocean team were arrested and detained in Libya while they were investigating its network of migrant prisons.

Lee took inspiration from former state economic secretary Yvonne Hao when she made the decision to walk away from M&T Bank to have more time to be there for her husband and mother.

It would be easy to paint Boston construction mogul Jay Cashman as anti-bike lane. He insists he’s not that guy.

Merrill alleges she was forced out of her job last year because the CBS station was advancing a “DEI agenda.” It sure seems like she's trying to take advantage of our fraught political moment.

Businesses can trade in their beer-and-wine license for a restricted all-alcohol license.

Neighborhoods such as Jamaica Plain, East Boston, and Dorchester are thriving, even as downtown languishes.

Author Jonathan Cohen thinks sports gambling has become a public health crisis — and policymakers need to set guardrails like they did with drugs, alcohol, and tobacco.