‘I feel like I’m working at Google’: Franklin Cummings Tech finds a new home in Roxbury

Six years after nearly folding into another school, the vocational college has moved to Roxbury with the help of more than $60 million in donations.

Customers flock to local hardware stores for ice melt, shovels, and snowblowers

“We are mobbed,” said Gary Graham, whose son owns Needham Garden & Hardware, where shoppers were snapping up shovels, snowblowers, and ice melt ahead a storm forecast for Sunday.

Marketing firm Jack Morton breaks free of Omnicom in private-equity buyout

Boston-based Jack Morton will soon be independent, run more like a boutique agency, with Omnicom’s announcement that it will spin off the firm.

Greater Boston Chamber to focus on controlling energy costs this year

CEO Jim Rooney says natural gas will be the number-one source for energy in New England for years to come.

Ballot measure seeking repeal of recreational marijuana sales in Mass. advances after challenge dismissed

The State Ballot Law Commission wrote in its ruling that the objection made “unsupported allegations,” and offered “no admissible evidence.”