Not just sports: Reality TV watch parties have become the latest savior for bars

From the World Cup to Love Island, bars are banking on big-event watch parties to bring in customers.

In Westfield, a war against the machines

A dormant project to build a massive data center in Westfield is coming back to life, with developers vowing to meet Governor Healey's tough new requirements to receive a tax break from the state.

Subpoenas issued to NY Times reporters seen as ‘unprecedented’ threat to press freedom

Media advocates have reacted with alarm to subpoenas issued to five New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns about the new Air Force One.

Falling gas prices likely cut inflation last month but renewal of Iran war could undo progress

The government’s latest inflation report, to be released Tuesday, is forecast to show that consumer prices dropped 0.2 percent in June, according to a survey of economists by data provider FactSet.

A year later, Massachusetts’ most deadly fire in decades remains an open wound

Lawsuits and an Attorney General's Office investigation into the Fall River blaze remain unresolved.

New England’s CPA associations join forces in industry group mega-merger

Accountants know there is strength in numbers. That’s why five of New England’s six CPA societies have joined forces.

Judge blasts Trump’s IRS lawsuit as filed for ‘improper purpose,’ recommends attorney discipline

The judge's ruling characterized the lawsuit as an exercise in self-dealing in which he sued an entity that is effectively under his control.